Sentence examples similar to Resolved to enforce from inspiring English sources
As with the recent Goldman settlement, record penalties were presented by S.E.C. officials as illustrating the agency's resolve to enforce securities laws.
Only a well-written patent coupled with the ability and the resolve to enforce it may compel a prospective licensee to consider licensing it.
Without a concrete North Korean commitment to denuclearization, any such talks would simply give North Korea a tool to weaken an international resolve to enforce sanctions on the North while buying time to perfect its nuclear arsenal, they said.
Mr. Valenti, who will soon leave his decades-long post as president of the Motion Picture Association, insists, "The only way to kill piracy in Russia is strong copyright law with stern penalties and government resolve to enforce that law".
To oblige the Serbs to halt the violence, and get the refugees back home, NATO needs either a workable peace agreement soon diplomatic efforts are once again under way or the resolve to enforce a settlement using troops of its own.Indeed, the two requirements are closely linked.
But whereas France, by threatening its veto in the broad way it has, seems to be making the Iraq row a test of wills with America, both America and Britain see it as a test of the Security Council's resolve to enforce its own repeated resolutions against a serial offender who has shown every determination to resist.
Singularities reflect nature's attempt to resolve mismatches, to enforce continuity against all odds.
Shao resolved to go above and beyond the poorly enforced regulatory standards in fact, he decided he'd try to meet the more stringent U.S. food safety standards.
He resolved to protect him.
Moroun resolved to take control.
