Sentence examples for determined to launch a from inspiring English sources
The group was a broad, above-ground movement that was determined to launch a social revolution.
The rich world's leaders were determined to launch a new round of global trade talks in November 2001.
Determined to launch a "civilian" spacecraft, in visible contrast to the Soviets' military-based Sputniks, the government staked its prestige on a project called Vanguard.
There has never been any way, whether in 1941 or today, to defend any country from an enemy determined to launch a sneak attack, yet this is the defense the missile shield advocates say they want.
According to the latest National Intelligence Estimate, a rejuvenated al-Qaeda operating in tribal areas of Pakistan is determined to launch a catastrophic attack on American soil using chemical, biological or nuclear weapons.
What has most heightened the sense of anxiety, in diplomatic circles and beyond, is a series of leaked reports coming from Israel that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Secretary Ehud Barak, and other members of the seven-person security cabinet have grown increasingly determined to launch a unilateral attack on Iranian nuclear facilities — with or without Obama's assent.
Nor could it be ignored when Ronald Reagan came into office determined to launch an assault on Central America.
By then, in early 2003, the president of the United States -- with dogged assists from the British prime minister following close behind -- had long since become transparently determined to launch an invasion of Iraq.
They participated in regular group meetings that included middle-aged officers and business people, since described as "the textbook definition of a Fascist initiative group", through which Prytz appeared determined to launch Quisling into politics.
