Sentence examples for adamantly resisting from inspiring English sources

With Drake adamantly resisting prosecutors' pressure to make a plea deal – "I won't bargain with the truth," he declared – the government eventually withdrew most of its charges against him.

But aides said he would adamantly resist efforts to repeal it.

member Uzbekistan adamantly resists increasing the roles of either the S.C.O. or the C.S.T.O., preferring its own plan for Afghanistan.

For example, President Eisenhower adamantly resisted pressure from Senate Republicans for a tax cut during the Korean War".

While Russian leaders have acknowledged rebel gains in Syria, they still adamantly resist taking part in any international effort aimed at pressuring Mr. Assad to resign.

He quotes an 18th-century French naturalist who speculated that Islamic proselytizing failed in China because the Chinese adamantly resisted the idea of giving up pork.

In fact, the Bush Administration has adamantly resisted talk of partitioning Iraq, and its public stances suggest that the White House sees a future Lebanon that is intact, with a weak, disarmed Hezbollah playing, at most, a minor political role.

The soft drink industry has adamantly resisted the notion that its products are responsible for a national increase in obesity or that a tax would help curb the problem.

Over the months, the Republicans in the Senate passed legislation that they had once adamantly resisted, including making it illegal to block access to abortion clinics, creating new penalties for so-called bias crimes, placing tougher restrictions on gun owners and creating a major health care program for the working poor.

And Pharaoh's fate is a warning to those who would adamantly resist social change.

Understandably, there's the temptation to truncate some of them, but it's a temptation that should be adamantly resisted.