Sentence examples for determination to cause from inspiring English sources

Leaders of the big industrialised countries meeting there expressed their sympathy as Tony Blair rushed back to London, after vowing that: "Our determination to defend our values and our way of life is greater than their determination to cause death and destruction to innocent people in a desire to impose extremism on the world".

The administration seems to be rethinking its determination to make common cause with the Europeans.

Ms. Carmody said it could be 8 to 10 months before investigators reached a final determination as to cause.

He is a CEO success story that exemplifies the American spirit of determination, commitment to cause and business stewardship.

Their determination to make a noise, has caused a major split amongst the 129th Company wives: "I've been told to suck it up and deal with it.

Expressing "deepest condolences to the families of the victims," the military reiterated its determination to refuse "attempts to cause a rift between the armed forces and the Egyptian people".

The process entails the use of decision trees that enable the determination of risk (or "likelihood to cause harm"), and severity using objective and transparent selection criteria.

He first met Reid in the early 1970s and had "admired his commitment and determination to the cause of social justice ever since," Brown said.

His irrepressible rebelliousness and determination to champion the cause of Nigeria's underdogs through his music earned him physical punishment, brutal military and police raids and numerous arrests.

But it was a coup to get Kennelly, a staunch warm-water surfer who winged toward the frigid 55-degree waters of the Oregon coast with a determination to advance the cause of women in the sport.

They emerged as and remained great leaders through their own merit; beginning with a decision to take on leadership and a determination to lead a cause that they believed in.