Příklady resolutely

• Most writing on state constitutions is resolutely textual, as befits authors whose central concerns are legal history and the courts.

• Few politicians conceived of present-day problems more resolutely in terms of their relation to the past.

• But he resolutely rejects this path, as he does the dogged defensiveness of those who have forgotten nothing and learned nothing.

• The discourse structure typically establishes two stances or orientations to content - one relatively authoritative and historical, and the other resolutely personal and local.

• It must remain open to the weak uses of representation, or designers will resolutely suborn it to such.

• The school system remains resolutely secular, with no religious instruction whatsoever.

• There are, nonetheless, several very real problems, even terminological discrepancies, in any attempt to get at the resolutely socio-cultural dimensions of the past.

• Why do all sensory systems and brain parts scale so resolutely together?

• As of 2005, available systems were resolutely based in a metaphor of the single state.

• Those he identified as sharing his ambitions all denied them resolutely.

• Announcing his presidential candidacy in 1991, he articulated a vision for expanded economic opportunity that was resolutely ambiguous in its ideological character.

• The first is a reluctance, by philosophers, historians, and even sociologists of science, to go resolutely inter-disciplinary.

• The third age is a resolutely contemporary phenomenon, a mark of our times.

• They resolutely reject any dialogue with statute law users.

• In the end, the determining factor which would lend a resolutely public character to the library project was the direct involvement of local powers.