Sentence examples for steadfastly declared from inspiring English sources
During a Federal Election debate, in perhaps his most powerful and convincing moment of the campaign, Trudeau steadfastly declared that "a Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian".
He steadfastly declared in the face of great public outcry that the firm's mistakes were "errors of judgment not errors of principle," acknowledging mistakes made that led to the 1929 stock market crash and ushered in the Great Depression.
The Bloomberg administration has been unmoved by criticism of the stop-and-frisk program, steadfastly declaring that the tactic is necessary to keep crime down.
Mr. Morsi declared in his speech on Wednesday that Egypt was "moving steadfastly toward democracy and pluralism".
But even as he declares himself steadfastly apolitical, he acknowledges that these are trying times for state-supervised clergy members.
He later declared that "freedom from torture is an inalienable human right" and that the United States "remains steadfastly committed to upholding the Geneva Conventions".It is this brazenness which amazes Mr Hersh, a man who has spent a lifetime exposing the deceptions of politicians.
This, after all, is a White House that has steadfastly tried to keep "enemy combatants" beyond the purview of American courts, whose defence secretary has publicly declared that the Geneva Conventions do not apply to the battle against al-Qaeda and whose Justice Department once produced an infamous memorandum explaining how torture was part of the president's war powers.
Participants emphatically declared that they would carry forward their shared principles on child protection and children's rights, and steadfastly endeavor to turn these beliefs into action.
Mr Bush has steadfastly refused to admit to anything: even after Abu Ghraib, when he had a perfect opportunity to dismiss Donald Rumsfeld, the defence secretary, and declare a new start, he chose not to.
Until recently, the Swiss government had steadfastly insisted on Swiss sovereignty and refused to provide assistance to other governments in cases of tax evasion — that is, cases in which a taxpayer failed to declare income, either intentionally or unintentionally.
