Sentence examples for determination to combat from inspiring English sources

"Uefa agreed new, strict guidelines to deal with racism, suggesting a commendable determination to combat discrimination," wrote Tutu.

But the official said that the move was inevitable given President Bush's determination to combat terrorism broadly.

We have consistently made clear our absolute opposition to such behaviour and our determination to combat it wherever and whenever it occurs".

The government has publicized its determination to combat possible threats to the Games, including suicide bombings, bus hijackings and chemical attacks.

Each year, the 26 June becomes an expression of global solidarity and determination to combat and eradicate drug abuse, and champion the "war on drugs".

Mr. Sheehan attributed the progress partly to the administration's determination to combat terrorism by limiting the number of places, or, in his parlance, "swamps," where terrorists can seek refuge because government control is weak or governments themselves are sympathetic.

Syria has signalled its determination to continue to "combat terrorism" while at the same time claiming it is still committed to Annan's six point peace plan.

But the determination of the United States and Europe to combat high prices might be enough to quiet the markets.

It is, of course, true that the Cancun negotiations confirmed the recent realization by developing countries of the severity of climate risk and the Obama administration's determination to find ways to combat emissions.

In the Plan, two of the three ECE development tasks were associated with enhancing ECE in rural areas and promoting educational equity, which reflected the determination of the Chinese government to combat ECE inequity.

The government brushed aside the criticism, defending the determination of Michael Howard, the home secretary, to combat crime by increasing the number of people going to prison.