Sentence examples for steadfast policy from inspiring English sources

A steadfast policy aimed at nuclear denuclearisation is essential.

As such, he was largely responsible for the party's steadfast policy of pacifism during World War I, a position that drew widespread criticism after the U.S. entry into the war.

I am obsessive about never wasting food, and at Poco we employ steadfast green policies, recycling and composting more than 95% of our waste.

The Welsh government was "steadfast" behind policies such as free prescriptions and free breakfasts at primary schools, she said.

Merkel has been pretty steadfast on climate policy, so she might do it.

Currency traders have speculated that his business background will make him more sympathetic to arguments that the dollar is overvalued against other currencies, possibly leading to a departure from the Clinton administration's steadfast strong dollar policy.

While these early problems were fixed, Facebook has remained steadfast about their policy, stating that, "On Facebook people connect using their real names and identities" and requiring users whose names are reported to be "fake" to submit legal identification to prove their identity.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull visited New Zealand last month, where leaders of both countries reiterated their "special relationship," although Turnbull remained steadfast on his policy of deportation.

"His record demonstrates what I view as a steadfast opposition to policies that diminish US power and influence throughout the world, as well as a recent trend of policy reversals that seem based on political expediency rather than on core beliefs," he said.

But Trump administration officials have remained steadfast that its policies are necessary to deter unauthorized immigration.

Mr. Blair got very little in return for his steadfast support of American policy, but then he never expected he would.