Sentence examples for steadfast goal from inspiring English sources

Her genuine concern for all those in need, her commitment to civil rights, and her steadfast goal for dignity for all people will remain an inspiration to all of us.

As Donahue and Zeckhauser suggest, "the public leaders responsible for orchestrating collaboration must be open-minded but tough-minded, steadfast about goals but flexible on means, at once pragmatic and principled.

"I think that we have to remain steadfast in our goal in Iraq," he said.

Boeing has remained steadfast in the goal of delivering 109 of its 787 aircraft by the end of 2009.

Throughout your term of office you have remained steadfast to your goal of making the United Nations the pinnacle of progress, delivering meaningful results that advance women, children and the vulnerable around the world.

Ms. Akallo stressed that it may take time to reap the results and see the impact of peacebuilding, but also stressed the need for commitment to stay steadfast to the goal.

The more radical factions have remained steadfast in their goals of the destruction of Israel and its replacement with a secular state in which Muslims, Jews, and Christians would, ostensibly, participate as equals.

Despite setbacks, like the explosion of Facebook's satellite aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 earlier this summer, the company remains steadfast in its goals to better connect the world.

Substitute Rudy Gestede and skipper Mark Hudson headed over late on while David Marshall was steadfast in Cardiff's goal amid Birmingham's late bid to equalise.

So our challenge is even greater, while the goal remains steadfast.

"In a world where public attention to issues can shift in the blink of an eye, Mr. Sergeant remains steadfast in Rotary's goal of eradicating polio".