Sentence examples for bold resolve from inspiring English sources

But this is, technically and in every other sense, a liveblog -- here from 8.30pm eastern time, 1.30am UK time for a fiesta of cautious optimism, bold resolve, and realistic boldness.

It is a bold resolve from arguably the oldest teenager in these Olympics, the one who has already felt some of the harshest pressure, and not least from the internet troll who last week said that he had let down his late, beloved father.

"If you take bold action to resolve the crisis, the United States will support you".

The bottom line is that President Obama would command broad support from Jewish Americans for a bold push to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, even in the face of the intransigence of the leadership on both sides.

Pope Francis has yet to enjoy similar success with his bold attempt to resolve the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.

India refrained from the Pakistan-bashing that usually follows such terrorist attacks.On the table in Islamabad, in theory, were some bold Pakistani initiatives to resolve the 60-year-old Kashmir dispute.

MEXICO CITY — The leader of the de facto government of Honduras, Roberto Micheletti, came to the phone on Thursday to discuss what aides had billed as a bold new plan to resolve the political standoff in his country, including his immediate resignation from office.

He has yet to visit Japan, a country where he has shown little inclination for bold initiatives aimed at resolving festering disputes.

It would be a big, bold signal of America's resolve to Mr Assad's supporters.

Such a bold stroke would demonstrate American resolve, defang Islamic fundamentalists and provide Israel with a full-fledged partner for peace.

Arguing that the nation's economic conditions and their mandate from voters demand bold solutions, the freshmen's resolve may give the House speaker, John A. Boehner, less maneuvering room in the hopes of averting a shutdown.