Sentence examples for determination to recognise from inspiring English sources

But for all prime minister Tony Abbott's apparent determination to recognise Indigenous Australians in their country's constitution, the government has not yet responded to the recommendation for a keeping place in the national capital.

Mr Micheletti has seemed confident that he can carry on until January and that the outside world will relent in its determination not to recognise the result of an election held on his watch.Will Mr Zelaya's return upset these plans?

The government's determination to get the IMF to recognise the yuan as a convertible currency before the end of 2015 should pave the way for bolder moves.The second area is fiscal.

And the tools to recognise indigenous self-determination already exist.

"We are excited to be able to bring together the very best representatives of the creative industries in Wales in order to recognise the time, energy, determination and hard work that goes into making and producing creative media, TV and film programmes here.

Ministers need to recognise that it is through sheer hard work and determination that pupils and teachers are achieving great results.

In what appears to be a 'good cop, bad cop' routine with Washington, the EU statement suggests it would be ready to recognise a Palestinian state, declaring that Palestinian self-determination 'is not subject to any veto'.

We have to recognise that.

"We need to recognise that.

That is to recognise reality.

However, he was unlikely to recognise it.