Sentence examples for remained vehemently from inspiring English sources

The movement led by Muqtada al-Sadr, a populist Shia cleric, which is powerful both in government and on the street, remained vehemently opposed to letting any American troops stay.

China has said it would implement such a program in 2016 but GOP leaders in the U.S. have remained vehemently opposed to the concept.

Arsenal remain vehemently focused on defending the FA Cup.

Others like Jon Crow, a graphic designer, and Ms. Garsia, a teacher, remain vehemently agitated.

Democrats remain vehemently opposed to shifting tax dollars away from public schools, calling it a "deal breaker".

Yet that possibility is anathema to some supporters who remain vehemently opposed to uprooting from the Boleyn Ground, our home for 107 years.

Many in Letta's own party remain vehemently opposed to any form of deal with Berlusconi's Freedom People (PdL) party.

Republicans have sought to capitalize on recent reports detailing the transaction to undermine the nuclear accord with Iran, to which they remain vehemently opposed.

Any such proposal is bound to be contentious, and civil liberties groups and opposition parties remain vehemently opposed to any change in the current 28 days, which was instituted in late 2005.

The beleaguered church leader suffered an ignominious defeat on Saturday evening when the general synod – the church's legislative assembly – rejected his personal appeal for a series of safeguards that would have provided a separate class of male-only bishops to administer to those who remain vehemently opposed to female leadership in the church.

Nevertheless, the figure increases the overall cost of the highly-leveraged takeover by the Glazer family in 2005 which some supporters remain vehemently opposed to, even though both Ferguson and his successor David Moyes have spoken out in favour of United's American owners.