Given the program's mission and design, Head Start teachers have long been steadfast advocates of the importance of developing their students' skills in the social, emotional, and behavioral domains.
But given the tenacious traditionalism of many locals ("Avenue of the Americas," anyone?), it is safe to assume that the Anthora and its heirs will endure, at least for a while, in the city's steadfast precincts.
I gave the eulogy at the service, noting her steadfast commitment to our family and her honesty, loyalty, kindness, generosity and patriotism.
"I'll be taking a message [to the council] from the president that he remains steadfast in his determination to defeat terrorism in Iraq and steadfast in his determination to give the Iraqis authority over their country". Bremer, who was called to Washington on short notice for the consultations, refused to disclose the details of Bush's message.
Syria has not only given Hezbollah steadfast political support, but Syrian territory has also been used to send rockets and conventional arms overland to Hezbollah fighters in Lebanon.
They held steadfast to the belief that the more you give the more you receive.
Given France's steadfast opposition to the invasion of Iraq, de Villepin insisted that the U.N. vote should not be understood as bestowing retroactive legitimacy on the American-led war.
So why not give the jurors a counter narrative to Jay's, from a 17-year old kid who is steadfast in his innocence?
Democratic state legislators, once the most steadfast supporters of the "Board of Ed", have let slip that they are willing to pass legislation giving the mayor more power over the board.
In a speech that only 48 hours ago was going to be solely a call to arms, Mr. Obama instead offered a qualified endorsement of a proposal that his own advisers conceded was rife with risk, given Russia's steadfast refusal to agree to any previous measures to pressure Syria, its longtime ally.
