Sentence examples for has stood steadfastly from inspiring English sources

Mayor Kenney has stood steadfastly by the measure, saying immigrants might be afraid to report crimes to the police if they believe they might be deported.

Mr. Dell, who founded the company in 1984, had stood steadfastly by Mr. Rollins.

It could also smooth relations between his administration and tribal elders in some of the Navajo Nation's largest chapters, who have stood steadfastly against the roundups even as Mr. Shelly embraced them in August as the best available option, given the tribe's limited resources, to keep its feral horse population under control.

It would be a shame, everyone here says, if Doan were unable to play the Coyotes' first Game 7 since 1999, given the struggles the franchise has gone through and how steadfastly he has stood by it.

But Bartlesville has also stood steadfastly behind Phillips.

What is even more tragic is that it went down even in the words of some who have stood up for truth steadfastly in our times.

Now this coming from the head of our Department of Energy, an agency that has overseen and stood steadfastly idle as the price of oil escalated during this administration's time at the helm from $22 a barrel in 2001 to $145 some two weeks ago.

In a live interview with CNN on Monday afternoon that lasted for nearly half an hour, Lewandowski stood steadfastly by his candidate, insisting he had "no regrets" and that all was well with the campaign.

Some Indians, such as Balaji Pant Natu, stood steadfastly with the British.

We stand steadfastly against corruption and always have.

On Wednesday, responding to Mr. McCain's foreign policy address in Los Angeles, Howard Dean, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said in a statement, "John McCain's empty rhetoric today can't change the fact that he has steadfastly stood with President Bush from Day 1 and is now talking about keeping our troops in Iraq for 100 years".