Sentence examples for determination to rule from inspiring English sources

Some academics, however, are worried by student unions' determination to rule on what students should and shouldn't see or discuss – and by what they characterise as universities' failure to challenge it.

In a bid to show his determination to rule, Miliband also spelt out the 10 bills that will be at the centre of the Queen's speech he hopes to have passed by the Commons later this month, insisting their principles will not be compromised by the election result.

It's safe to assume that if you saw some hottie pepper-spraying other shoppers to get a great bargain you'd quickly fall in love with her and her determination to rule the department store.

Although the Offaly revolt was followed by a determination to rule Ireland more closely, Henry was wary of drawn-out conflict with the tribes, and a royal commission recommended that the only relationship with the tribes was to be promises of peace, their land protected from English expansion.

"It's time for people's self-determination to rule the region, you just wait and watch," she wrote in October.

"I salute your courage and sense of duty, I admire your determination to maintain the rule of law and provide a police service during some of the most difficult times in the history of this province.

"There is a very strong determination to apply the rules".

Indeed, it is Mr. Guengueng's determination to apply these rules in Africa, where the elite are generally considered untouchable, that makes his activism extraordinary, say rights officials, who consider Mr. Guengueng the most fearless of the survivors.

It will be a powerful demonstration of the EU's determination to shake up the rules, he says.

And while the four friends share a determination to keep breaking the rules, they disagree about the meaning of their disobedience.

The Bush administration's belated determination to enforce workplace safety rules against flagrant violators may be the best one can hope for from an administration that seems allergic to tight regulation of business.