It takes real integrity to look honestly at a business opportunity, assess what your dedication to it can be, and stick steadfastly to that commitment.
So if adhering to the rules of just war theory, or international law, hinders a state during wartime, it should disregard them and stick steadfastly to its fundamental interests in power, security and economic growth.
They still stick steadfastly to offline behaviors-watch TV & read newspapers etc What I don't understand is why no company is making a product that, as a senior, is adapted to aging, as follows: 1.
The information minister, Brigadeer General Kyaw Hsan, yesterday accused the NLD of "sticking steadfastly to confrontation" and not "focusing on the national interest".
At the same time, Marks & Spencer, Britain's largest retailer, stuck steadfastly to a policy of obtaining products domestically.
So far, however, most zombie video games have generally lagged behind this prevailing curve by sticking steadfastly to blood-splattered B-movie horror.
Jones, throughout a long interview, sticks steadfastly to that, not expressing his opinion, insisting that his job as chairman is to allow the report to speak for itself.
While the family pleaded for a smidgen of contrition, in court the firm stuck steadfastly to its line that, while it sympathised with the family's plight, it had nothing to apologise for.
With Cardiff, Wrexham and Swansea sticking steadfastly to their Football League status, it is easy to sniff and sneer at the League of Wales, which in footballing status remains some way short of even the Conference.
Despite massive pressure from Democrats, Grassley is sticking steadfastly to his vow not to hold hearings or a confirmation vote on Garland before November's elections, arguing that voters deserve to pick the person who will nominate the next high-court justice.
Winding up with world-weary "wo-ah-woahs", Felicity is an ode to illusory pleasure and – a familiar Orange Juice trope – sticking steadfastly to one's principles ("Within remain unchanged / The things for which we strive"), concluding with a foot-stamping, sardonic refrain of "happiness, happiness, happiness".
