Sentence examples for about their resolve from inspiring English sources
It says something about the Nets tonight, something about their resolve and this increasingly wild season: to validate their success and make people believe in their playoff possibilities, they had to become Reggie-proof to advance.
The mothers in this group were clear about their resolve related to smoking, as one mother stated: "I just really believe that cigarette smoke and babies don't mix".
But more important, they left no doubt about their joint resolve.
Do not count on the North Korean government changing its line on the nuclear issue, no matter what assorted western diplomats say about their governments' resolve not to recognise North Korea's nuclear status.
At Heiligendamm the G8 leaders repeated their rhetoric about their "firm resolve" to help Africa and tackle today's global challenges, but they might have done a lot better had they reflected on how the Marshall Plan converted rhetoric into effective and successful action.
Athletes across all sports tend to take a hardline stance when talking theoretically about sanctions, although their resolve can be weakened when a friend or training partner is implicated.
Gen. Ashfaq Nadeem, stiffened their resolve about the threat from India.
Protesters in this Cortland County town of about 500 have had their resolve fortified by some unusual support from the county's officials, who have spent more than $100,000 in legal fees and consultants to aid the protesters.
But now that the surplus outside of Social Security has dwindled, their resolve is about to be tested.
Now, with the surplus outside of Social Security gobbled up by the combination of President Bush's tax cut and the ailing economy -- and with Democrats and Republicans continuing to pursue expensive and clashing agendas -- their resolve is about to be tested.
The board's new project will not address employees' concerns about their benefits or resolve long-running arguments about the fairness and legality of cash-balance conversions.
