Sentence examples for determination to further from inspiring English sources

Following a scrappy end to the first half, Green showed good determination to further extend the Hull lead just after the interval.

"The DPRK Democratic Peoplee's Republic of Korea) is firm in its determination to further bolster its defense capabilities with a nuclear deterrent as a pivot so as to put an end to danger of nuclear war caused by the United States," Ju said.

But there's a determination to go further.

One of the reasons for Trinity Mirror's recent acquisition of Local World is its determination to invest further in online products.

"This latest focus on British and Australian fighters symbolises Isis's continued determination to recruit further western, and especially English-speaking, fighters to their cause," he said.

Another constant is Norris's determination to stray further than the golden triangle of Stratford-upon-Avon, the South Bank and the West End that has defined the careers of all his NT predecessors.

Uruguay's UN ambassador and president of the council, Elbio Rosselli, said on Wednesday that "the members of the security council … recalled that they have previously expressed their determination to take further significant measures in the event of another DPRK [North Korea] nuclear test".

It's worth recalling that the momentum for building a "United States of Europe" after World War II was propelled in large part by a determination to avoid further devastating violence.

"For this reason, on this significant occasion of the International Year of Sanitation, I consider it crucial that Japan shows its determination to make further efforts to tackle them with the international community," he added.

The court did not decide, however, whether the particular restrictions amounted to a taking, leaving that determination up to further proceedings in the state courts.

Young's determination to create a further choice, for his own children, and for his neighbourhood, has resulted in an enterprise worth paying heed to, no matter how bitterly his critics snipe.