Sentence examples for apparent resolve from inspiring English sources

One early test of the apparent resolve for reform will be the income distribution reform plan that is expected by the end of the year, after several years of delays.

There was no hint of the culture trouble; and as evidence of the apparent resolve to give one's neighbors a wide berth on matters religious, there were no objections, either, when the Renaissance Choir sang a song with lyrics direct from the Gospel of Matthew, "Where two or three are gathered in My name, there will I be also".

His explanation for the mothers' behavior is modest, and does not try to resolve apparent contradictions.

Revolutionary Guard ground forces have staged war games in eastern Iran in an apparent display of resolve against US forces across the border in Afghanistan.

In a general view of education during the last two decades of the 19th century, drift was more apparent than government resolve.

There is arguably an unintended mismatch between the positive and negative interpretations of Fletcher's behaviour, although also something heroic in the film's final apparent attempt to resolve this tension musically.

European officials at both the national and EU level have been increasingly critical of US inaction on climate change and its apparent lack of resolve in the run-up to December's Copenhagen summit, but Germany has been noticeably mum.

An even more important factor than the economy, however, was Carter's apparent inability to resolve the Iran hostage crisis, which had continued for almost a year at the time of the election.

Models can resolve apparent conflicts in observed data and can be used to optimally design experiments.

"This work helps to resolve apparent controversies in the literature," he says.

In addition, the new context of interpretation and understanding, can resolve apparent dispute between pedagogy scientific and philosophical pedagogy.