Sentence examples for dangerous resolve from inspiring English sources

Timothy Olyphant earned his Emmy nomination every episode playing U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens with a steady mix of good humor and dangerous resolve.

Mr. Rowley said of the police who responded: "They detained an armed and dangerous man, and resolved it using the minimum necessary force: No shots were fired.

President Olusegun Obasanjo has failed to provide the leadership needed to resolve this dangerous situation.

During my recent visit to Ankara, some argued it was dangerous to try to resolve a 40-year problem in only four weeks.

Whatever the truth, the clash suggests that the talks in Lahore did not resolve the dangerous mismatch between Indian and Pakistani approaches to talking about Kashmir.To Pakistan, the Kashmiris' right to "self-determination" remains the core issue between the two countries.

The most important actors in Syria are Iran and its related Lebanese (Hezbollah) and Iraqi militias, although Russia also has an important role to play if it can resolve the dangerous Ukraine crisis.

But when it comes to how we engage our enemies, and try to help resolve this dangerous new crisis, humility might be the lesson that we most need to learn and the place to start.

HONG KONG — Southeast Asian leaders have failed — again — to make any headway on resolving the dangerous territorial disputes over various islands in the South China Sea.

Although President Obama and his national security team are busy with issues far from the Korean Peninsula, we believe it is imperative that the United States turn its attention to quickly resolving this dangerous situation.

As senior Bush administration officials prepared for a new round of arm-twisting aimed at resolving the dangerous military standoff between India and Pakistan, the two adversaries' ambassadors in Washington each spoke in terms that showed little flexibility or movement toward negotiations.

Since President Hosni Mubarak left power in February, the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces has refused to open Egypt's political system, creating dangerous incentives for groups to resolve their differences in the streets instead of the halls of power.