Sentence examples for steadfast demands from inspiring English sources

Over the past three weeks, the impassioned voices and steadfast demands of the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have resounded across social media and through the halls of the large suburban high school where I teach visual arts.

She was recruited by Democratic officials in Washington because of her steadfast demand in 2000 that every one of the county's disputed butterfly ballots be counted by hand.

Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, declared that they should remain steadfast in demanding territory.

Mr. Stern said that the United States would remain steadfast in demanding such a commitment, given that nearly all of the growth in emissions of greenhouse gases in the coming decades is projected to come from such countries.

As the United States and its allies increase pressure on Iran, it is vital that the Americans remain steadfast in their demands, rather than respond to Iranian obstinacy with increasingly generous offers.

Lebanese with memories of a bloody civil war that wracked their country from 1975 to 1990 are steadfast in their demands but determined to ensure that their protests do not get out of hand.

Hard-liners like Mr. Kauder are trying to remind the Greek public that Berlin remains steadfast in its demand for a major overhaul of the economy.

There is his history of evolving ideologically along with changing political circumstances, raising a flag among those Tea Partiers who demand steadfast principles.

But President Donald Trump has been steadfast in his demand that Congress appropriate $5 billion for 200 miles of wall (or fence) along a border that already has nearly 700 miles of barriers.

Breaking an addiction demands a steadfast commitment to breaking habits.

The postmortem offered by the media was that the movement's inability to formulate tangible goals, its lack of demands, its steadfast adherence to the principles of "non-hierarchy," its refusal to elect or bow to a leadership, its unwillingness to embrace the traditional system of interest-group politics—all resulted in its self-destruction.