Sentence examples for determination to serve from inspiring English sources

Iran's government abuses them and countless others; the Bahá'ís respond with a peaceful determination to serve their fellow Iranians and offer a hopeful vision of the future.

After the attack, Mr. Aziz, seemingly unruffled, appeared on national television, saying his "determination to serve Pakistan and the Islamic world" had grown.

Behind the shyness and the diffidence there was a strong sense of right and wrong and a determination to serve his community and his country.

"Her Christ-centred life, calmness and clear determination to serve the church and the community make her a wonderful choice," Welby said.

They're saying, 'This is your first two years toward a Harvard Ph.D.' " She also said that N.C.C. is unusual in its "determination to serve its community well".

We should show that our old skill had not deserted us, and that our old spirit and determination to serve our country and the world was still strong.

Both seek their interpretation of self-determination to serve their ideals and "national interests".

Both seek their interpretation of self-determination to serve their ideals and "national interests". In the best of worlds, self-determination should be both dual and mutual.

Whatever happens, China's determination continues to serve as a wake-up call for governments and companies across the globe.

It was a determination never to serve chicken tikka masala that almost stopped the career of celebrity chef Vikram Vij just as he was starting out.

That entanglement is less because of the film's production costs — about $150 million, after the financial incentives of Louisiana, where it was mostly filmed — than because it provides a clear test of Mr. Grey's determination to occasionally serve art and commerce in the same picture.