Sentence examples for determination to expand from inspiring English sources

Early on, the president's determination to expand the federal role in education hinted at this.

"I have the resources to invest and the determination to expand and grow right across the group".

What unites the minor parties is their determination to expand beyond one-issue politics and publish full manifestos.

There is a quiet intensity in Mr. Damon's and Mr. White's determination to expand the reach of Water.org.

Establishing this interim government is the first significant political milestone in postwar Iraq, and some of the new government members expressed a strong determination to expand their powers.

It is an expression of nationalist pride and of the Chinese government's determination to expand overseas in markets that it considers prestigious.

There appears to be a real determination about the Italian to expand his vocabulary and first impressions suggest he will not fall into the same trap as Scolari, whose English rather stagnated once competitive games came thick and fast.

Takeshi Kiuchi, an economist for the Shinsei Bank in Japan, said that Mr. Bush's reshuffling of his economic team could be especially good news for Japan if it meant a renewed determination by the administration to expand the American economy.

The confrontation between the two erstwhile partners highlights the determination of some European companies to expand their presence in emerging markets like Brazil to help offset weaker earnings at home.

Even more worrying to him, though, is the determination of new prime minister Theresa May to expand the number of grammar schools.

It is pro-globalization, or rather it is an alternative globalization movement -- one that seeks to eliminate inequalities between rich and poor and between the powerful and the powerless, and to expand the possibilities of self-determination.