Sentence examples for steadfast defense from inspiring English sources

They were the first sign that Chrysler might be easing its steadfast defense of the cuts.

But Mr. Plantinga's steadfast defense of the biochemist and intelligent-design advocate Michael Behe, the subject of a long chapter in the new book, is apparently another matter.

Berger has chastised his opponents for criticizing him in the media, but his most steadfast defense takes place on Hawks's blog.

Hard-liners, however, seemed mostly pleased with Rouhani's steadfast defense Tuesday of Iran's right to enrich uranium and develop its nuclear industry.

Newspapers aligned with Iran's conservative religious hierarchy were more pleased with Rouhani's debut appearance before the world body, praising him for his steadfast defense of Iran's right to develop nuclear technologies and his criticism of purported U.S. belligerence in the Middle East.

There was Gaetano Scirea, steadfast in defense for 552 games with Juventus.

Mr. Katz, 54, who has been writing columns for Slashdot.org for three years and is a former media critic for Rolling Stone and New York magazine, was steadfast in his defense of the article.

Instead, Rodman is keeping it real, steadfast in his defense of Jong-Un, to whom he professed his love, while ratcheting up his efforts his true goals of long-term peace.

While leaders like Paul Ryan, the House Speaker, have been steadfast in their defense of the Party's traditional economic agenda which many Republican strategists argue is preventing the G.O.P. from winning over voters Cotton has started to sand off the rougher edges of that agenda, focussing less on upper-income tax breaks and more on scaling back regressive taxes that hit the working class.

The United States remains vigilant in the face of North Korean provocations and steadfast in our defense commitments to allies in the region.

Constructed in 1776 under General Washington's orders and modeled after Roman encampments, the complex hummed like a beehive for seven years, steadfast in service and defense for the northern armies.