Sentence examples for determination to strike from inspiring English sources

He became a symbol of America's determination to strike back at al-Qaeda and its allies.

And Nick Clegg appointed a new Scottish Secretary, signalling a determination to strike a more aggressive note in the run-up to next year's referendum on Scottish independence.

While Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's determination to strike back at terrorists is understandable, Israel's destruction of Palestinian homes, businesses and public utilities is not.

Johnson spoke to two members of Trump's transition team – former House speaker Newt Gingrich and senator Jeff Sessions – on Friday, as he sought to underline Britain's determination to strike up a close working relationship with the new regime in Washington.

But its government's doctrine of "strategic patience" with its erratic neighbour means it rarely kicks up much of a fuss.Brazil's new-found determination to strike a deal with the EU may provoke a showdown.

Welcoming world leaders on the opening day, he made clear his determination to strike a deal: "Never have the stakes been so high, because this is about the future of the planet, the future of life".

At the same time, she has a steely determination that enables her to strike off on her own in the first place and to dedicate herself to painting her very strange pictures.

If the three soldiers are quickly returned, Mr. Barak may be able to restrain the determination in the Israeli Army to strike, a senior Administration official said.

But bosses reiterated their determination to force through changes that have led unions to strike.

The alternative for the workers is to strike, thus challenging the companies in their stated determination to relocate — in effect, calling their bluff.

His political master, Mr Prodi, yesterday made a valiant effort to strike the right balance between humility and quiet determination, but somehow the balance does not feel quite right.