Sentence examples for a determination to increase from inspiring English sources
He had President Clinton's ear, an easy charisma and a determination to increase a homeownership rate that had been stagnant for nearly three decades.
All of this has gathered fresh momentum as a result of the coalition government's determination to increase diversity of providers in all public services.
It was the first visit of a Vietnamese leader to the White House during the Obama administration, and it took on an even greater strategic resonance, given Mr. Obama's determination to increase the United States' presence in Asia.
"In their determination to increase the number of deportations, European governments are implementing a policy that is reckless and unlawful," Anna Shea, Amnesty International's researcher on refugee and migrant rights, said in October.
The DMO's determination to increase IMCI training coverage led to the initiation of a non-residential training course to reduce costs, and the use of user fee revenue to support IMCI training.
"This is another example of the government's determination to increase tax revenues wherever possible.
In an interview yesterday, Mr. Lewis emphasized that the job cuts did not conflict with the bank's announced determination to increase customer satisfaction.
"Replacing General Harkins with Westy," Mr. McNamara wrote in "In Retrospect," helped to signal President Johnson's "determination to increase the effectiveness of U.S. policy and operations in Indochina".
Porter also heavily criticised the government and NHS England's determination to increase provision of key NHS services at weekends, not just weekdays.
What is new is the leadership's determination to increase outbound foreign direct investment, or O.F.D.I., as it weans the economy off low-value, export-oriented manufacturing.
Mr. Bush speaks eloquently in an introductory letter about working with other nations to combat disease and alleviate poverty, and he reaffirms his determination to increase American foreign aid.
