Sentence examples for determination to commit from inspiring English sources
The injury he had done was not the result of sudden heat of blood or quarrel, but of a deliberate determination to commit violence, for the purpose of preventing others working for the wages they chose to work for.
"The Taiwanese students lack the courage and determination to commit to regional economic integration, fear losing out and change and only wish to defend the status quo," the editorial read, contrasting Taiwan's hesitation with South Korea's embrace of the Chinese economy.
For instance, it is not a "theory" that government officials knew of Osama bin Laden's growing determination to commit a domestic terrorist attack against the United States nor that terrorists were looking to crash airplanes into buildings.
The Justice Department's determination to commit substantial time and resources to prosecuting Swartz presents a striking contrast to its see-no-evil attitude when it comes to financial fraud by the Wall Street banks.
On June 30, ahead of the meeting, India's environment and forests minister, Jairam Ramesh, relayed his country's determination not to commit to making any quantifiable reductions in greenhouse gases.
While I support the president's decision not to commit ground troops to this mission, I share the president's determination to see this tyrant removed from power".
But I'm sure I wasn't the only reader, especially among economists, wondering if the larger story isn't so much about individuals as about the apparent determination of European leaders to commit economic suicide for the Continent as a whole.
"By allocating exactly what was needed to the Global Fund, an amount I have been urging prime minister Cameron to commit, the determination of the UK government to defeating these diseases is beyond doubt.
The agent, under questioning by a federal prosecutor, Ethan D. Knight, said the agents challenged Mr. Mohamud's determination, not to press him to commit a crime, but to give him an opportunity to back away.
The crisis is, in effect, moving from an acute to a chronic phase.In this section Over-regulated America A way out of the woods The elephant in the region Dialogue is the best defence Hands off the wheel ReprintsWill Athens buckle?The latest hiccup in Greece was caused by European finance ministers' determination to get Greek leaders to commit themselves to changing their ways.
Judge Michael Topolski said: "They willingly, enthusiastically and with a great deal of purpose, persistence and determination embarked on a course intended to commit acts of terrorism".
