Sentence examples for a shared determination to from inspiring English sources
What united them was a shared determination to breathe life into the corpse of French postwar cinema.
It will require political acuity, honesty about the challenges ahead, and a shared determination to address them.
In the end, he says, what brought him and his wife back together were weekly counseling sessions and a shared determination "to fight off the right-wing coup".
Rowley said: "The meeting was very positive, and we and the Polícia Judiciária have a shared determination to do everything possible to discover what happened to Madeleine.
A transcript of that session, never before disclosed, shows a shared determination to marginalize war critics and revive public support for the war.
The atmosphere reminded me of [holiday camp-based festival] All Tomorrow's Parties, where people come with a shared determination to make it work.
The museum's director, W. Michael Blumenthal, explains, too, that the exhibition's story "far transcends" the history of German Jewry, demonstrating "a widely shared determination" to apply its lessons "to societal problems of today and tomorrow," and promoting "tolerance toward minorities in a globalized world".
A Downing Street spokesman said Mr Cameron and Mr Kerry "reiterated their shared determination to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran" and discussed "the challenges posed by fragile states around the world".
With older people who have no co-resident carer, such discussion is likely to be an essential part of supporting the widely shared determination to remain independent.
A group of unlikely friends are brought together through shared determination to recover from sex addictions, in order to forge meaningful relationships for the first time in their lives.
This shared determination to shake Britain down may yet forge a real partnership in Northern Ireland.The first and biggest task confronting the new government is to rebuild an economy kneecapped by violence and propped up by central-government subsidies.
