Sentence examples for a determination to stop from inspiring English sources

He has always supported the pillars of American foreign policy: a strong military; a robust Atlantic partnership; a commitment to the security of Israel, as a friend and ally; a determination to stop the proliferation of nuclear weapons; and the defense of human rights as a core principle of America's role in the world".

Labour would never have regained electoral credibility in the 1980s and 90s without a collective determination to stop the party conference being an annual act of public self-mutilation.

"I had a profound determination to stop it happening because once that's happened to you, everyone finds out and the whole prison society will treat you differently.

Of course, there were differences between them - Britain's Tony Blair has won wide admiration in the US for his straight talk - but they sustained a common determination to stop mass murder.

They acknowledged their differences over the civil war but said they shared a common determination to stop the violence.

But Peevy and Maestas also epitomize a community's determination to stop the violence.

Business travelers do not have to look far to discover the reasons for that success: an almost obsessive drive to slash costs and an equally grim determination to stop self-destructive price-cutting.

Mr Abbott used the speech to remind Australians of his government's determination to stop terrorism, an important policy in light of last year's terror attack in Sydney, when customers and staff were held hostage at a café by an Islamic extremist.

The heads of five leading European governments plus the EU's current president, a Czech, visited Egypt and Israel to stress their determination to stop Hamas rearming.

While the international community has adopted a series of sanctions against Iran to show its determination to stop Iran's nuclear program, it is not clear why Sen. Clinton emphasizes a possible unilateral action against Tehran -- the same policy that was employed by the Bush administration to attack Iraq.

"The international community is not setting Iran a clear red line, and Iran does not see international determination to stop its nuclear project," he told his cabinet.