Sentence examples for has steadfastly insisted from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain has steadfastly insisted that he does not give preferential treatment to those lobbying him, even if they happen to be close friends.

Even as evidence has emerged to the contrary, Mr. Howard has steadfastly insisted that he had no regrets about the decision.

Shares in InterActiveCorp, which Mr. Miller has steadfastly insisted were undervalued, closed the day at $27.41, up 5.9percentt for the day.

One early computer hacker, Steve Dompier, whose name often arises when the old-timers speculate on the matter, has steadfastly insisted he is innocent.

Mr. Clinton has steadfastly insisted that he decided to grant the Rich pardon on the merits and that his decision had nothing to do with donations made or promised to his library.

Pelosi, meanwhile, has steadfastly insisted she feels no threat from the second-term Moulton and his allies, including Ohio Reps.

The two have steadfastly insisted Deep Throat is a real individual and kept his name secret.

While its economy has hummed along nicely, its leaders have steadfastly insisted that the path to redemption for the debtors lies in austerity and suffering.

The major airlines have steadfastly insisted that the business traveler has merely cut back on trips, and will one day resume more frequent flying.

Until recently, the Swiss government had steadfastly insisted on Swiss sovereignty and refused to provide assistance to other governments in cases of tax evasion — that is, cases in which a taxpayer failed to declare income, either intentionally or unintentionally.

Wilpon and Katz have steadfastly insisted that they were innocent victims of Madoff's fraud, betrayed by a longtime friend, and have accused the trustee of trying to ruin their reputations with fabricated evidence in an effort to strong-arm a lucrative settlement from them.