Sentence examples for determined to make progress from inspiring English sources

The panel and I are determined to make progress on all parts of the inquiry's work, including speaking to victims and survivors," she said.

China's struggles show that the country is determined to make progress, said Deborah Seligsohn, a Beijing-based senior fellow at the World Resources Institute.

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.

The Dutchman, who took over at the company at the start of this year, said he was determined to make progress where his predecessors had failed, after a damning report on pollution by the UN environment programme (Unep) nearly three years ago.

Determined to make some progress for the children of her city, Schaaf worked to combine several existing child-focused interventions into one.

Explaining the measures on hate crime, the home secretary, Theresa May, said: "Hate crime has no place in Britain and I am determined to make further progress to ensure we can eradicate this deplorable act.

Two countries regarded for 20 years as the leaders of opposing camps in climate negotiations have come together to find common ground, determined to make lasting progress on an unprecedented global challenge.

"Hate crime has no place in Britain and I am determined to make further progress to ensure we can eradicate this deplorable act," she said.

The leaders said they were determined to make globalisation work and to continue progress on debt relief for the poorest countries.

There hasn't been much progress in that field for decades, and I'm determined to make some".

But I had progressed too far to throw in the towel – I became even more determined to make it work.