Sentence examples for adamantly by from inspiring English sources

With the support of key shareholders like Deutsche Bank, Mr. Schrempp pushed through a plan, fought adamantly by Mr. Werner, to eliminate Mercedes' board of directors, which effectively would have made Mr. Schrempp chief executive of Mercedes.

I would stand adamantly by Mr Bush, if only I were old enough to vote.Kevin SymcoxBristow, OklahomaUp against Wal-MartSIR – Even considering The Economist's fervent free-market stance, your article on Wal-Mart is unusually ridiculous ("Learning to love it", April 17th).

But their suggestion of a plot, denied adamantly by President Nicolas Sarkozy's UMP party, raises more questions than it answers.

In that moment it hit me - the Christ-centeredness preached so adamantly by this pastor was really not Christ-centered at all.

That new provision, eagerly sought by New York officials and adamantly opposed by their Connecticut counterparts, was inserted into the bill during negotiations in recent days between the Senate and the House of Representatives.

The proposals to build a new City Opera house in Damrosch Park, and the galleria, which would have connected various public spaces and would have vaulted over the Metropolitan Opera House, had been adamantly opposed by the Met and its general manager, Joseph Volpe, who was backed by Beverly Sills, Lincoln Center's chairwoman.

Still adamantly opposed by the Republicans and the AMA, it also failed — this time by two votes.

Any such bias was adamantly denied by Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, who called the matter an "isolated incident".

Worse still, it might herald a move of Deutsche Bank's headquarters to London or New York (adamantly denied by the bank): a blow to Frankfurt as a financial centre.

His support for Lincoln's agenda helped the passage of the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments – all of which would have been adamantly opposed by racist Roger Taney.

An increase in the debt limit is essential for the government to borrow to meet its obligations, but it is adamantly opposed by the Tea Party movement and other small-government conservatives.