Sentence examples for steadfastly oppose from inspiring English sources

In America, Republicans may control both houses of Congress after November's elections, and they steadfastly oppose new stimulus.

They argue that they need some political cover to vote for a measure that unions steadfastly oppose.

David Cameron has made a passionate appeal to the Israeli parliament for its leaders to recognise the dividend of peace, as he poured praise on the country's values and vowed that Britain would steadfastly oppose any boycott of Israel.

Today he received an endorsement from the Boston Herald, He has also outraised Tierney, and, in an interesting note, has received robust support from the very House Republican leaders who steadfastly oppose same-sex marriage, which Tisei supports, and are not, by and large, advocates of gay rights.

Others, however, appear steadfastly opposed.

Israel had steadfastly opposed internationalization.

Chevreul was steadfastly opposed to charlatanism.

But this the Democratic Party steadfastly opposes.

But she and her daughter remain steadfastly opposed.

Republicans have steadfastly opposed this change, arguing it would raise borrowing costs for future homebuyers.

Many of the city's Democratic leaders are steadfastly opposed to nonpartisan elections.