Sentence examples for determined to embark from inspiring English sources
Cooperating with allies sounds good in principle, but Mr. Bush seems determined to embark on a risky missile defense system that major European allies regard as unworkable.
As a "centrist libertarian," Oglesby seemed determined to embark on causes — like a relationship with the director of an international consulting firm that may well have been a C.I.A. front — that seem odd and diversionary.
Cameron made clear in an interview on the Andrew Marr Show on BBC1 on Sunday that he is determined to embark on a revision of the Lisbon treaty, the EU's governing document, if he wins the general election.
Long before the presidential election, the PS was riven by squabbling and a lack of consensus over its ideological direction, which left it divided and seemingly determined to embark on public fratricide.
Miller, then 25 and determined to embark on a photographic career, already had two careers behind her: as a fashion model (one of the first to make a name for herself) and as the muse and lover of Man Ray.
At the time, Nichols was planning to leave her TV role for Broadway, where she had been offered a part, and the one-time vocalist was determined to embark on the new adventure.
Lancaster is also determined to ensure England never again have to embark on a crucial tour unable to pick key players for the opening Test because of a clash with major domestic finals.
In the later part of the novel she becomes determined to understand him, and she embarks on a voyage of discovery.
Cadorna, however, was determined to make progress and so embarked on a series of persistent renewals of the offensive, known as the Battles of the Isonzo.
As more and more women put off childbearing until their mid- to late 30's, determined to have a career before embarking on the time-intensive work of motherhood (as I did), those complications only increase.
