The Democrats control both houses of the legislature; Gray Davis, the governor, is pursuing educational reform, but of a resolutely moderate sort.
On its album Junip stays resolutely moderate.
There are people who resolutely take control, and there are people who have a naturally doubtful personality.
Rock 'n' roll was resolutely antibourgeois, the romanticized and semisanctioned sound of proletarian discontent, controlled, harnessed, and distilled through capitalism to eventually help subjugate recalcitrant elements in the rest of the world.
On the face of it, the two couldn't be more different: the former revels in its sweeping landscapes and full-blooded screaming matches, while the latter is a resolutely-controlled miniature, barely setting foot outside the Dickinson house in Amherst, Massachusetts.
Many fret that imposing too many restrictions on work involving pathogens, which is already tightly controlled, would hobble the ability to prepare for outbreaks of disease.For their part, Dr Fouchier and Dr Kawaoka remain resolutely wedded to their work.
Two "counter-terrorism" operations have failed resolutely at ousting the rebels, who now control more of the region than they did before the stings were launched in April.
"Using 'socialist people management' on flies… Severely control the reproductive system of flies, flies that don't meet the quota should be resolutely attacked and killed," he wrote, aping the language of officialdom.
I resolve to resolutely restyle my resolutions.
But she also resolutely defended the policy of tight controls on spending.
Republicans have softened their once resolutely hands-off approach to electricity price controls and show that they, too, care about California.
