Examples of using Staunch in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Alessandria stood in the territories of the marchese of Montferrat, a staunch ally of the Emperor, with a name assumed in 1168 to honor the Emperor's opponent,
we are staunch force in high technology
Mac and Android, and their staunch commitment to personal privacy means that a kill switch can be found in both packages.
so Alan finds himself suddenly choking on cock after a lifetime of staunch heterosexuality.
integrity on a global platform and discredit its historical staunch enemies, the US and the UK.
Who were staunch opponents of the Leninist program
However, his experience and staunch positions helped thrust him into the highest office,
It was Thompson, a friend and staunch supporter of the band
He is known for his staunch opposition to the Sadat and Mubarak regimes as
a former staunch fascist, and many of his subordinates took the side of the nazis
Ron Paul obviously faces staunch opposition from the media who are against him
headed by a liberal and a staunch pro-Western andrei kozyrev(earned in diplomatic circles the ironic nickname"Mr. Yes" as the opposite of"Mr. No"- andrei gromyko),
being a staunch francophile, had constantly to fight with France,
at the head of the university together with staunch supports from the top management as well as the stalwarts of academicians,
You're my staunchest supporter.
The process is particularly important in staunching hemorrhage and acute blood loss.
The bombing had shocked even his staunchest supporters.
Small destroyers, which thanks to its restlessness harassed even the staunchest enemies and are considered due to its briskness simply irreplaceable in group battles.
Wallace became one of its staunchest defenders on his return to England in 1862.
became one of the Sverdrup Government's staunchest critics.