Sentence examples for staunchly committed from inspiring English sources
But Japan has remained staunchly committed to the Monju project.
"Britain remains staunchly committed to upholding the right of the Falkland Islanders, and of the Falkland Islanders alone, to determine their own future.
It's also hard to imagine that married priests won't cause some disruption in a church that remains staunchly committed to celibacy in holy orders.
"Britain remains staunchly committed to upholding the right of the Falkland Islanders, and of the Falkland Islanders alone, to determine their own future," he said.
He was a pioneering educationist, staunchly committed to the transformation of religious education from instruction primarily in Christianity to a subject that would develop an understanding and appreciation of world faiths.
Saluting the heroism of the South Atlantic Taskforce, he added: "Britain remains staunchly committed to upholding the right of the Falkland Islanders, and of the Falkland Islanders alone, to determine their own future.
This cleavage is evident in Europe, where German voters have staunchly opposed committing more German resources to aid indebted Southern European countries.
Both families, while differing in their class backgrounds, are staunchly Roman Catholic and committed to public service under the umbrella of the Democratic Party.
It tends to be staunchly anti-Conservative in its party politics and interventionist in its economic policies, and it is committed to a non-nuclear defense.
And Mr. Clinton clearly helped modernize a Democratic Party that a decade before was committed to a vast public jobs program, tax increases and a trade policy that was staunchly protectionist.
