Sentence examples for steadfastly asserting from inspiring English sources

In interviews in 2002, both Richardson and Santana candidly acknowledged involvement in criminal incidents that occurred on April 19, while steadfastly asserting their innocence of rape.

Mr. Donovan steadfastly asserted his innocence yesterday, as he had throughout his indictment and trial.

Mr. Carey did not testify today, but he has steadfastly asserted his innocence before the Independent Review Board, which is considering whether to oust him from the union.

After the success of "The Sixth Sense," he criticized Disney executives, dared to compare his talent to Steven Spielberg's and Alfred Hitchcock's and has steadfastly asserted his reputation as an outsider by refusing to move from Philadelphia to Hollywood.

Through four years of legal proceedings, Pan Am, supported by its fellow airlines, steadfastly asserted that being female was a "bona fide occupational qualification" for the job.

They could be importing and exporting weapons of mass destruction". The legacy of Gen. Charles de Gaulle, who steadfastly asserted French independence from the United States, also has an influence, Knapp said.

Chung steadfastly maintained his innocence, asserting that it was the chaos of the events that had prevented him from making an immediate arrest.

In Gallagher's defence, he has steadfastly denied Murray's claims, asserting that Murray walked out on him to work with Marsden.

No social pattern is more divisive, more dangerous or more steadfastly denied, he has asserted for close to a decade.

That's how he describes a government that began asserting its iron will over the people after a military coup in 2009, a government that steadfastly refuses to look into who ordered and paid for Berta's assassination.

He is asserting himself".