Sentence examples for which fervently from inspiring English sources

Hungary, which fervently objects to quotas, processed only 6,000 of the over 40,000 applications it received in 2014.

Imax's latest deal is good news for Hollywood studios, which fervently want to expand in China but face a quota; only 20 non-Chinese films are allowed to be shown in local theaters each year.

The religious Zionists developed a corps among the settlers known as Gush Emunim, the Bloc of the Faithful, which fervently opposed the idea of giving up any part of the land: Sinai to the Egyptians; the Golan to the Syrians; the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem to the Palestinians.

The Syrian war cleaves on religious lines, pitting the great Sunni Muslim power Saudi Arabia and its Western allies -- who, to varying degrees, support a mix of predominantly Sunni rebel groups -- against the Shiite power Iran and its ally Russia, which fervently support Assad.

She did her best to displace her feelings for C.G. onto the music and books he recommended, which she fervently consumed.

Tells how he did this He came up with the year 1914 which he fervently believed would be the date of the Second Coming.

Instead, the CDU and SPD were forced into a "grand coalition", from which each fervently hopes to escape after next year's federal election.Now comes "bargaining".

Murphy, who is 34, says he believes that Obama offers the best chance for quickly ending the American involvement in Iraq, which he fervently opposes.

The wave of demands for democratic change, which Saudi Arabia fervently hoped had come to a crashing halt with the civil war in Syria, is now lapping around the feet of the Gulf states.

On the unionist side, the Ulster Unionist Party has been supplanted by the Democratic Unionist Party, founded by the Rev Ian Paisley, which once fervently opposed the peace process.Early predictions that Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionist Party would be unable to work together have proved spectacularly wrong.

To this day the anti-communist left is virtually extinct in America.The transformation of the anti-communist left to neo-conservativism is thus at the root of the Democratic Party's 30-year inability to gain support among America's working class, which remains fervently anti-communist and anti-socialist.