Sentence examples for determined to commit from inspiring English sources

"My position was that I was determined to commit an act of civil disobedience," Mr. Sharpton said.

"I know the answer is not passing new gun laws that don't have any effect on people determined to commit mass murder," Mr. Griffith said.

Detective Chief Inspector Andy Barnes, from the Met's public order command, said: "This was a concerted violent attack on officers by a minority who were determined to commit crime and had no interest in peaceful protest.

The war helped transform Iraq from a vicious, secular dictatorship with no links to international terrorism into a magnet and training ground for those determined to commit terrorist atrocities.

They fear double counting and the diversion of aid flows, and although they will fight hard for money they will meet rock-hard resistance from the rich, who are determined to commit as little as possible.

"The unfortunate thing is that someone who is determined to commit suicide can do it in a matter of minutes," Mr. Antenen said yesterday when asked about the deaths of Ms. Montes and Mr. Cruz.

Determined not to commit this valuable final reserve so far away from France, Napoleon rejected another such request, this time from Marshal Ney.

Despite slow beginnings, heavy expense and many delays, both tribunals are bold attempts at implementing international humanitarian law.The Yugoslav tribunal has issued 21 public indictments against 56 people from all three ethnic factions in Bosnia, and is determined to investigate crimes committed in Kosovo.

Determined to lose weight, she committed to a dietary regimen of 1,500 calories while running seven miles a day.

"We are committed and determined to eradicate" organised crime in the US, Mr Holder told reporters.

The simple truth that the president must realize is that these zealots don't want common ground on abortion: they are committed and determined to end reproductive freedom in all its forms.