Sentence examples for Steadfastly committed from inspiring English sources

He also was steadfastly committed to medical education.

For one thing, many Pakistanis, despite the current turmoil, seem steadfastly committed to representative government.

In theory, the church remains steadfastly committed to the removal of all abusive priests.

Yet over the past 13 years, Presidents Bush and Obama remained steadfastly committed to test-based policies.

"Whatever else you say, good or bad, he is steadfastly committed to his vision for the company".

Cucinelli has remained steadfastly committed to keeping his business local: all his clothes are made in Italy, eighty per cent of them in Umbria.

Soon afterward, he appeared at a news conference -- an exceedingly unusual move for a defendant in a criminal case -- and he steadfastly denied committing any crimes during his years at Enron.

The nominees have to be gracious while steadfastly avoiding committing themselves to any particular position on those issues.

Mr. Netanyahu has steadfastly refused to commit to extending a partial moratorium on construction in the West Bank, which expires Sept. 26, while Mr. Abbas has said it will be very hard to keep talking if construction resumes.

So CBP developed a governance training and coaching program and six standards for effective school governance: focus relentlessly on student achievement; recruit and retain an exceptional school leader; invest in exemplary governance; act strategically and be accountable; raise and use resources wisely; and commit steadfastly to compliance.

Hubbell pleaded guilty, but steadfastly insisted that he knew of no crimes committed by either Clinton.