Sentence examples for Political determinations from inspiring English sources

The range of a novel of manners may be limited, as in the works of Jane Austen, which deal with the domestic affairs of English country gentry families of the 19th century and ignore elemental human passions and larger social and political determinations.

First, François Hollande has systematically proved to be wrong those who underestimated him, second, his victory marks the return of politics, and in the midst of inevitable moments of turbulence, it is the political determination to put the Sino-French relations into strategic and long-term perspective which will prevail.

It will also test Mr Valls's political determination.

"The political elite of our continent lacks political awareness and political determination.

The political determination, the goodwill and hard work of all parties made it possible".

This requires good police and intelligence work as well as political determination.

A message of "War in Europe" is that military strength without political determination is an undependable weapon.

Europe's protectionism stems from the Continent's political determination to sustain agriculture even when it makes little economic sense.

There is also a growing political determination, in rich and poor countries alike, that AIDS must be tackled.

"This was the first time in which it was so evident that there was overwhelming, not just political will, but political determination to actually come to an agreement".

But Mr. Christie's campaign also became a study in political determination, and in the effect a candidate can have by simply refusing to give up.