Over the decades Michael Silberkleit and Richard Goldwater steadfastly refused to introduce the worldlier and darker elements of teenage life, like sex and drugs and violence, into the Archie storylines.
By comparison, Ted Baker steadfastly refused to introduce discounting until Boxing Day and benefited from the move as sales jumped 18.3 per cent in the eight weeks to January 4. The equivalent M&S period saw general merchandise sales rise just 1.5 per cent.
There is no good sanitation system, in part because the same international system that introduced cholera in 2010 steadfastly refuses to meet its promises to pay to clean it up.
[A1.] Apple Makes a Mouse With More Than One Button Apple Computer, which popularized the mouse in 1984 but steadfastly refused to install more than one button, has introduced a multi-button mouse.
The previous socialist government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero introduced the 2007 historical memory law, which was intended to end the forgetting – but the conservative People's party of the recently ousted prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, were steadfastly opposed.
Albert Arnold Gore Jr., who steadfastly served as vice president through an often tumultuous eight years, was nominated for president tonight after his running mate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, introduced himself to America with a forceful appeal on behalf of Mr. Gore and a muted rebuke of Gov. George W. Bush.
Both works present a steadfastly heroic picture of medical men.
Introduced to the game by Americans stationed there in World War II, the Manipuris — a steadfastly athletic culture — took to it as a pastime, even when forced patriation into the Indian Union in 1949 provoked a violent separatist movement that's riven the region ever since.
The president steadfastly refused.
His manner is steadfastly optimistic.
