Sentence examples for resolutely upheld from inspiring English sources

In his speech, Abe emphasized that Japan has "resolutely upheld our vow never again to wage war". But he stopped short of apologizing for the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor 75 years ago.

Visiting Roosevelt again in the latter part of June 1942, Churchill at Hyde Park, New York, and in Washington, D.C., pressed for a revised and enlarged joint operation in North Africa before the end of the year, instead of a buildup for the invasion of France; but the U.S. Joint Chiefs resolutely upheld the latter plan.

Even after the U.S. officially acknowledged the Holocaust, the State Department resolutely upheld its restrictive policies.

"We should resolutely uphold China's sovereignty, security and territorial integrity, and ensure its peaceful development".

Yesterday's official announcement emphasises that the Chinese must "resolutely uphold the unity and unification of the party, "in an evident reference to the divisions which have appeared.

Yet Hua also proclaimed a policy of the Two Whatevers: "We will resolutely uphold whatever policy decisions Chairman Mao made, and unswervingly follow whatever instructions Chairman Mao gave". This left Hua open to a shrewd political counterattack by Deng and his followers, who accused Hua of slavishly following the Maoist line.

In his speech, Mr Wen promised to "resolutely uphold China's sovereignty, security and territorial integrity", drawing applause from delegates.

"I am confident that both Mukesh and Anil will resolutely uphold the values of their father and work toward protecting and enhancing value for over three million shareholders of the Reliance Group," added their mother.

Due process was upheld.

National honor was upheld.

Ofcom upheld the complaints.