Influenced by the US religious right, Montgomerie fiercely promoted what he now calls "traditional views on homosexuality.
Nationalist Catalans and Basques, who fiercely promote their language, culture and political autonomy, bridle at the mere suggestion that they belong to Spain.
The second shipment of the fiercely promoted Pink Pony T-shirt, which has been seen on celebrities like Renée Zellweger and Penélope Cruz and graced "Will and Grace," arrived last Thursday at the Polo.com Web site and in Ralph Lauren Polo stores.
Those critics, generally Democrats who oppose the Republican-backed lawsuit curbs, say the policies Mr. Abbott has fiercely promoted over his career as a judge and elected official make it virtually impossible for a plaintiff to win the kind of award he got.
With the onset of rationing, the two made guinea pigs of themselves and other scientists, living on questionable treats like Woolton Pie; it consisted of vegetables and bread crumbs and was named for Lord Woolton, the wartime Minister of Food, who fiercely promoted their very lean cuisine.
"The party that fiercely promoted anti-corruption discourse was caught carrying out one of the world's largest corruption schemes".
While Sim and his partner Gerhard's technical achievements impressed and influenced his peers, Sim also spoke out for creators' rights, promoted his peers and up-and-coming creators, and fiercely promoted self-publishing as an ideal.
They point to his relentless efforts to expand the settlements by following the mantra of the late extreme rightist Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir in the mid- to late-1980s, who fiercely promoted the idea that Israel should settle one million Jews in the West Bank, creating an irreversible fact that no one can change.
Its editors liaise; its products fiercely cross-promote both each other and the celebrities whom they manufacture through shows such as "Big Brother".
Most players in the energy market insist it should be one or the other and fight fiercely to promote their point of view.
