Examples of using Staunchly in English and their translations into German
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But the campaigners have staunchly defended their approach.
He was staunchly loyal to the continued French administration of Syria and opposed all aspirations for independence.
They had believed that the CDU was staunchly opposed to immigration.
If today we do not staunchly support the Council, then history will judge us, saying that we achieved the political equivalent of the Munich Agreement.
In this mode of personality, they become super-patriots staunchly supporting U. S.
And his wife Jannie staunchly supports him in wanting him to fulfil this dream.
In the United States,cautionary voices have been notably absent even among staunchly liberal newspapers like The New York Times.
A free people will staunchly remain at its post, answering bullet for bullet.
Amongst these Legions were the Blood Angels,who from their earliest days fought staunchly in the service of Emperor and Primarch both.
Furthermore, we staunchly support a policy that does not isolate the crises in Afghanistan and Pakistan, but which seeks to resolve them in their regional context.
I do not identify myself based on any religion and staunchly defend persons with beliefs that are not mainstream.
And the emergence of new threats has made some governments,most notably Saudi Arabia's, staunchly opposed to change.
We therefore reiterate that we staunchly oppose any attempt to restrict the use of any official(and working) language in the EU based on the idea that spending on interpreting is high.
As a Lutheran Christian he was not permitted(according to his own wishes) to be buried in the cemetery in staunchly Catholic Leutesdorf.
Ladies and gentlemen, I consider that we in Parliament must staunchly support the application of the hierarchy principle as a general rule, and not as a guiding principle as preferred by the Council.
Just one example of a discussion of these words willsuffice to show how perplexing they are to those who staunchly believe in them.
She was still a young girl, and her staunchly Mormon relatives- with the exception of her understanding mother- were firmly set against her leaving home to follow a religion wholly foreign to them.
That has been, as is known, the outcome of a long debate in the Council,during which debate the Commission staunchly defended its view.
It is, as you may have guessed,the safeguard clause that my friends and I defended so staunchly, which will be so useful in the future and which enables internal border controls to be re-introduced.
However, that in Isidore's intentions, the proposals he madewere always in tune with the Catholic faith which he staunchly upheld.
In Iran, apart from senior commanders, who were either killed or fled the country,the Shah's powerful, staunchly secular army switched sides to Khomeini's revolutionary government virtually overnight.
While he was last seen smashing a racquet after cramp foiled a potential US Open upset of Richard Gasquet,Kokkinakis has been defended staunchly by Healy.
Although still inspired by staunchly anti-Western conservatives who believe that the“banner of Jihad” should not be abandoned, the Brotherhood today is not the unconditionally jihadist organization that Mubarak regime's portrayed to the West.
This justifiably amounts to many WhiteRaces even though theoretically there has been a three-race theory staunchly in place since the 19th Century.
I also wish to thank all of the organisations in the sector, who, by staunchly protecting fisheries and the workers in the sector, have helped the report to include a range of proposals that we feel address the serious social and economic crisis facing the sector.
Everything must be done, through legislation and other means, to reverse the situation,to reduce the excesses and abuses taking place, and staunchly to defend public radio and television worthy of the name.
I married following a bloody revolution that had destroyed my small fortune; we had great problems and some very difficult moments,but my wife staunchly helped me to put my affairs in order little by little and gave me the tranquillity necessary for my customary work and for writing new works which have steadily increased my reputation.
I am pleased that this vote at first reading without amendment is opening the way to a swift adoption of this text and I recognise the important work done by my French colleague,Mrs Sudre, who staunchly defended this matter in the Committee on Regional Development.
Madam President, by exercising our most basic right, that of determining our own future as a free and independent country, it was easy to foresee tragic consequences, but our people did not hesitate to show, once again,that it is staunchly determined to defend its freedom.
The panelists discussed America's security policy, the use of drones, special forces, and aspects of cyber security, Romney's intentions to introduce cutbacks everywhere except in defense, Obama's attempts to improve relations with the South Asian region, and finally the claims of the US to be a world power,which Romney staunchly defends but which Obama would prefer to see replaced by a world power alliance.