Sentence examples for will have firmly from inspiring English sources

If successful they will have firmly expressed an understanding of themselves as persons who would provide real compensation to the previously living person or people if this were only possible.

In the end, it was a comfortable win for the home side, who will have Rangers firmly in their sights in the weeks ahead.

While they may be better at offloading the risks, and obliged to set more money aside to absorb them, the executives who lead the firms will have to firmly understand the trading business.

If the team batting second goes on to win, Ashwin will have hand firmly raised and wildly waving when it comes to the man-of-the-match vote, which he's probably earned for Amla's dismissal alone.

As Roy Hodgson joined England's players in driving rain on gentle laps of the pitch at their Hutnik training base, his thoughts will have focused firmly on the next phase of their Euro 2012 campaign.

However, if Obama truly wishes "to seek a new beginning between the US and Muslims all around the world" as he promised in Cairo, then he will have to firmly confront Israel over its continued humiliation of the Palestinian people.

Many creditors have firmly told Greece's population it will be effectively voting on whether the country will remain in the single currency, or even perhaps the EU.

Airport authorities have firmly denied any culpability.

In that sense at least, Michael Gove will have his feet firmly on the ground.

But he will not be attending conference every day, and will have his hands firmly off the tiller as far as editorial matters are concerned.

A victory over Harlequins eased the pressure, and this comprehensive win over his old club will have put it firmly on his Bradford successor Steve McNamara.