Sentence examples for a rigid determination from inspiring English sources

Their key to success is a rigid determination to ensure that pupils start achieving from the moment they enter their reception year, with teachers continuing to press that pace of learning throughout their school career.

In an unapologetic and strongly delivered speech in Manchester, he offered himself as a leader of a generation that could break from the cycle of political short-termism, offering a housebuilding programme, cash to ease stamp duty for first-time buyers and a rigid determination to tackle the deficit after the election.

A rigid determination of the type of immune response, without retaining flexibility or regulation of an activated T cell and an appreciation of the changing environment along the adaptive immune response, can result, on the one hand, in an often lethal organ failure associated with the site of infection, or, on the other hand, promotion of autoimmunity that follows an infection.

Families are an easy target in the government's rigid determination to reduce immigration.

Nevertheless, Western officials in Kabul and many educated Afghans have criticized Mr. Karzai's choice of deputies, in particular his choice of Mr. Fahim, who represented the rigid determination of the jihadi factions to hold on to power, and came to symbolize a resistance to disarmament and reforms when he served as defense minister and vice president in the first government after 2001.

In view of the established effects of microgravity and different natural physical fields on biological processes, it has been shown that these processes change due to the absence of initially rigid determination.

And we imagine that rigid determination and dogged persistence will somehow create the conditions necessary for this success, productivity and even creativity to unfold.

Unlike private property that is subject to scarcity, supply and demand laws and other rigid determinations, immaterial property poses an explosive threat to our deeply rooted notions of proprietorship.

A decade ago, fashion was a rigid system.

So was his insistence on denying funds to the "surge" that has worked so well (if belatedly) in Iraq, and his determination to withdraw troops from the conflict according to a rigid timetable.

In conjunction with a rigid boot to rotate the tibia and a force/moment sensor to allow precise determination of torque about the knee, a magnetic tracking system measures the axial rotation of the tibia with respect to the femur.