Sentence examples for which steadfastly from inspiring English sources

The company, which steadfastly denies wrongdoing, has also been sued by the AARP and by regulators in five states.

But First Alliance, which steadfastly denies wrongdoing, still has some very important supporters: the investment banks on Wall Street that help it raise the money lent to people.

A generation ago, it was the Black Sparrow Press which steadfastly kept his titles in print; in the middle of the last decade, Carroll & Graf put out new editions of several of his books.

I admired her from afar twenty years before she married Tony: born in South Africa, she was, in the early nineteen-sixties, the courageous president of NUSAS, the National Union of South African Students, which steadfastly opposed the apartheid system.

Labour and the Tory headbangers have out-manoeuvred him and forced him to bore for Britain on the Lisbon treaty; an issue which steadfastly refuses to fly for him.

AT&T's decision to drop its bid for T-Mobile is a victory for the Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission, which steadfastly opposed a deal that would have locked the wireless market into a duopoly and been bad for consumers.

It is no accident that today's most successful telecoms firm is Vodafone, which has steadfastly concentrated on building scale within a single horizontal business layer.

The White House, which has steadfastly resisted California's pleas to impose firm caps on runaway electricity prices, is also worried about the political impact if the administration is seen as ignoring the state's crisis, these advisers said.

The US was the driving force behind the creation of Kosovo which was steadfastly opposed by Serbia's ally, Russia.

A new sculpture, which he steadfastly avoided describing, will be awaiting his attention when he returns to Connecticut.

For Russia — which has steadfastly supplied weapons and diplomatic cover to President Bashar al-Assad of Syria — this black-market flow is a case of bitter blowback.