staunch造句怎麼寫

Since 2005 Mr Brown has sought to staunch the red ink through tax-raising measures and tighter control of spending.

Western donors and staunch allies of Rwanda, notably Britain and America, are applying diplomatic pressure on the country too. The diplomacy may, possibly, have started to work.

Palin is a staunch social conservative, and as she put it, not a member of the permanent political establishment, who could boost Republican chances against Barack Obama.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is a staunch proponent of devaluing the dollar against gold and is very supportive of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's decision to do so in 1934.

I am a staunch supporter of free trade.

Messy rescues of Citigroup and Bank of America have failed to staunch their losses.

China will always be a staunch force in safeguarding regional peace and stability.

Sixth, China takes an active part in multilateral diplomacy as a staunch force for world peace and regional stability.

A staunch follower of Giuseppe Mazzini (the so-called "prophet of Italy") in the 1830s, Garibaldi fled to Latin America after a failed mutiny.

Some want her to show the door to General Prayuth Chan-ocha, the army chief, a staunch royalist who urged voters before polling day not to elect “the same people”, ie, Thaksinites.

Henry Cabot Lodge, a New England patrician, was a staunch imperialist.

A staunch anti-Catholic in office, Mr Paisley eventually played a full part in the peace process.

With the publication of "Franny and Zooey," even staunch Salinger admirers began to break ranks.

Even staunch opponents of reform such as Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, concede that students who arrived here at a young age shouldn't be deported.

Actually a lot of apparently staunch people are flimsy in heart.