Resolute one day after a mortar attack by rebels during his inauguration, Colombia's new president, Álvaro Uribe Vélez, traveled to this lawless northern region today to help set up a plan to combat the guerrillas by recruiting an army of civilian informers.
Makarova is similarly resolute, one of the Tour's hardest off-court workers, and, after an extended and pointless dispute with the umpire on an overruled let, broke and held to take the first set.
Tiny states like Cuba have defied America for 50 years, Mr. Gelb says, and ideologically resolute ones like Iran have bested it for 30.
Behind the jovial demeanour there remains an experienced, title-winning defender determined to prove his worth to Jürgen Klopp and one who, as a resolute display in the Capital One Cup semi-final win demonstrated, retains the ability to do so when opportunity arises at Liverpool.
One quality of the true conservative is a resolute desire to never be popular or, worse, fashionable.
Israeli and Palestinian leaders can garner such a majority only if they demonstrate a resolute commitment to peace and create the environment from day one of the negotiations to that end.
To classify one artwork as better than another has been a resolute taboo throughout recent art history, making it an arguably tenuous choice.
Sackler was now completing two full-length films about the place — one fiction, one nonfiction — with little in common save the setting, a few faces, and a resolute regard for the humanity of men doing hard time.
Rex is the other side, as dumb as a post, but as resolute as one, too: "There was a nobility about him.
Being a late-night host is one of the most extroverted jobs in the world, and yet Letterman has brought to it a resolute inwardness — a sense that he is separate from his circumstances.
