Sentence examples for Maintain resolve from inspiring English sources

Reflecting concern over strains in the alliance, Clinton called for Nato to maintain "resolve and unity" against Muammar Gaddafi, saying he was trying to test Western resolve.

Being a member of civil society, we must maintain resolve and stick to our values," declared Ahmed Moavia, founder of the Greek Forum of Migrants, "one being our freedom of speech and opinion, just as we must stand up against evil and violence that would deny such freedom of speech".

Senior Israeli officials went to Paris on Sunday to seek to maintain French resolve when the negotiators reconvene on Wednesday.

The world cannot afford another Rwanda, and it is especially important in this crucial period for the international community to maintain its resolve even in the face of mounting casualties.

In his speech, Mr. Bush urged the alliance to "maintain its resolve and finish the fight" in Afghanistan and to deploy more troops there to combat the Taliban, Al Qaeda and other threats around the world.

He is critical of American political leadership for not doing enough to maintain public resolve for the future he sees.

In a statement, he said RiverOak urged Thanet District Council "to maintain its resolve to compulsorily purchase the site".

If she could maintain her resolve to do the right thing and help people through torture and tragedy, then anyone can do so in less trying circumstances.

It's easy to set a direction and believe in yourself when you have support, but the true test of grit is how well you maintain your resolve when nobody else believes in what you're doing.

In this battle, our American capacity for inclusion and strength through empathy must maintain its resolve.

When we visited with him this week, we asked him how he continues to maintain his resolve.