Glacier National Park in Montana is steadfastly considered to be one of the most beautiful places on Earth.
Snyder has steadfastly refused to consider a name change, saying the name and logo honor Native Americans.
But Mr. Christie, who had pledged not to raise any taxes, has steadfastly refused to consider that option, leaving the state's transportation commissioner, James Simpson, with few options to replenish the transportation fund.
We laugh at medieval maps that say "Here Be Dragons", but we steadfastly refuse to consider the question of what, if anything, or who, if anyone, lies beyond our own planet, our own earthly existence; a willed blankness as fierce as the dragon-fearing forebears.
The American Iron and Steel Institute's annual policy agenda also made the case for laws that strengthen tariff enforcement and trade agreements that crack down on currency manipulation that makes foreign goods even cheaper, a tactic that the Obama administration has steadfastly refused to consider.
The Canadian government, however, has steadfastly refused to consider restarting the reactors.
The CDC has steadfastly refused to consider self-defense training as part of its approach to preventing sexual violence.
Republican governors like Rick Perry of Texas and Bobby Jindal of Louisiana steadfastly refuse to consider opening Medicaid to more poor people, and GOP state legislators in states like Ohio and Florida have rebuffed their Republican governors' efforts to advance a Medicaid expansion.
Congressional Republicans have steadfastly refused to consider amending the Affordable Care Act, and instead maintain that the six-year-old law should be repealed completely and replaced by a set of vague policies that would cover significantly fewer people.
And I am just like: WOW THAT IS A STRETCH, considering a) Obama steadfastly refuses to do anything about the crimes committed in the previous administration (We must look forward! And learn nothing! And never have to ask anyone to take responsibility!), AND the fact that Blair's dismissal is good for Leon Panetta, who ALSO doesn't want the CIA investigated.
Arendt, who fled Nazi Germany for the United States in 1941, remained steadfastly committed in her writings to considering, in her own words, not "man in the singular" but humankind as a social totality.
