Sentence examples for who has relentlessly from inspiring English sources

The first is that perennial favourite, Colin Powell, the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who has relentlessly refused attempts to lure him into politics.

Thus it falls to a scandalmonger who has relentlessly castigated the vice president for his fund-raising excesses to provide a behind-the-scenes glimpse of Al and Tipper Gore under pressure.

So it was no surprise that Mr. Oe — who has relentlessly criticized the imperial system for stunting postwar Japan's democratization and its ability to come to terms with its wartime past — was singled out in the recent battle over Okinawa.

Miliband will return to his first critique of the industry, aided by Gregg McClymont, his astute pensions shadow minister, who has relentlessly dogged Steve Webb through the labyrinthine pensions undergrowth.

Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, the Westchester Democrat who has relentlessly criticized Con Ed, was particularly outspoken".Once we found a way to successfully threaten their pocketbook, they responded to issues of public safety," Mr. Brodsky said".

Mr. Spitzer, whose CNN talk show, "Parker Spitzer," is scheduled to make its debut in October, made the comment while being interviewed on CNN regarding Mr. Cuomo's campaign against Carl P. Paladino, the Republican nominee for governor, who has relentlessly attacked Mr. Cuomo.

The demise of Hummer would be cheered by environmentalists, who have relentlessly criticized its model lineup, which gets, on average, less than 10 miles a gallon.

It is just the latest point of tension between two teams, who have relentlessly explored the grey areas of conduct and sportsmanship.

These critics of the government said that local officials had indeed fled from a number of villages in the northern part of the state, fearful of assassination by the militants, who have relentlessly targeted symbols of Abuja's authority.

The state's senior senator, Charles E. Schumer, and the state attorney general and Democratic nominee for governor, Andrew M. Cuomo, who had relentlessly dodged questions about their attendance, showed up and spoke warmly about Mr. Rangel, steering clear of the ethics charges against him.

"This action is just another outrageous attack on the democratic process by self-serving incumbents who have relentlessly attacked Clean Elections in order to insulate themselves from accountability and reform," M. A. Swedlund, chairman of Massachusetts Voters for Clean Elections, said in a statement.