Whatever the ultimate effect of her own creative endeavors, Young believes that art has steadfastly remained an effective tool for social change throughout the ages.
The trial comes after years of a vigorous public debate over the Police Department's growing reliance on stop-and-frisk tactics, which Mr. Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly have steadfastly defended as effective tools in reducing gun violence.
At Seventh Generation, "they know your home is your world" and have steadfastly been developing naturally safe and effective products to protect it.
But my observation is that either they do not know how to lead an effective strategic planning process, or they steadfastly avoid one that will demand clear decisions about which institutional initiatives will be pursued, which ideas or initiatives will not be supported, and perhaps what programs, services, or activities already underway will be deemphasized or abandoned.
And when it comes to law enforcement, the mayor and his police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, have steadfastly supported the increasing use of video surveillance as one of the more effective means to combat crime.
Some two years after her friend Cami was found stabbed to death the morning after a party, 21-year-old Dolores (an effective Lali Espósito) is about to stand trial for the crime, steadfastly maintaining her innocence despite being named the sole suspect.
It has steadfastly insisted that lawyers, not consumers, benefit from class actions and that arbitration is a more cost-effective and efficient means of handling problems.
It has steadfastly insisted that lawyers, not consumers, benefit from class actions and that arbitration is a more cost-effective and efficient means of handling problems.
The president steadfastly refused.
His manner is steadfastly optimistic.
