So too will be the further advance of the Union into domains such as justice and home affairs, which, before the Amsterdam treaty, were treated as resolutely national affairs.
Yes, he replied gently, it is political.It has always seemed odd, viewed from Brussels, that so many Britons should so resolutely insist on treating the euro as above all an economic matter, when other Europeans have never disguised the fact that they regard the single currency as primarily a "political project".
I say it's feminese, shying from the blunt word sex, and resolutely limit gender to treating nouns in foreign languages as masculine or feminine.
Meanwhile, staff resolutely work on in a heavily protected temporary office on a floor of the French daily, Libération, coming to work between flashbacks and psychotherapy appointments, comforting the relatives of the dead and visiting the three survivors who are still in hospital being treated for horrific injuries.
Though Zappa remained resolutely himself from start to finish, journalists became increasingly aware of other aspects of his musical personality, the avant-garde classical material he'd written since high school, music that was treated with great respect in Europe.
More importantly, instead of resolutely rejecting EU suggestions on human rights, like other post-Soviet autocracies tend to do, Kazakhstan tends to treat them with conspicuous consideration and politeness.
Mr. Gregory's actors treat their roles as if they were performing Chekhov, and the result is an unresolvable conflict of two attitudes -- Howard and Judy's highbrow liberalism and Jack's resolutely lowbrow cynicism.
I resolve to resolutely restyle my resolutions.
Peterson is resolutely alarmist.
