Sentence examples for courage to adopt from inspiring English sources
My suggested rallying cry for the protesters: "Hell, no, we will go!" Susan Fouts Herndon, Va., March 5, 2010 To the Editor: At last, a state agency with the courage to adopt right-wing principles.
What would it take for the Labour party to summon up the courage to adopt the right policies for a truly comprehensive education system and, as Corbyn envisages, a national education service providing free, lifelong opportunities for learning?
He gave many interviews, including one to the Guardian, in which, among other things, he called on Palestinians, many of whom admire his courage, to adopt a Gandhi-like approach to the conflict, a strategy of non-violent resistance.
Boeing, which moved its corporate headquarters from Seattle to Chicago 16 months ago to emphasise its diversification, is also forging ahead with ambitious plans to offer satellite-based air-traffic management services as soon as governments have the courage to adopt this technology.Most importantly, in the heart of its civil-jet business, Boeing seems to enjoy a huge competitive advantage.
The new president should have the courage to adopt economic reforms that result in faster economic growth.
Unfortunately we did not have the political leadership or courage to adopt the efficient policy then and have not had it since.
We can only praise the Bundestag and the political courage it took to adopt such a strong resolution.
A great deal of courage was required to adopt such positions, which you proved to have.
We don't seem to have the courage to take decisions fast enough.
Through their own personal life lessons, Upin and Ipin learn to adopt positive behaviours that express values such as love, respect, courage and unity.
