Sentence examples for driven to join the from inspiring English sources

Even the International Rugby Board, generally protective of the men charged with making instant decisions under  extreme pressure, has felt driven to join the chorus of condemnation.

He has said that he might even be driven "to join up with the Taliban".

Some are abducted or forcibly recruited, others are driven to join by poverty, abuse and discrimination.

His drive to join the Party baffled some of his peers.

A "no" vote would not necessarily derail China's drive to join the trade body.

The end of a war that claimed over 30,000 lives (mostly Kurdish) hastened Turkey's drive to join the European Union.

Cyprus's president, Tassos Papadopoulos, said his country would support Turkey's drive to join the European Union if Ankara agreed to a string of conditions, including recognizing his government.

The opposition leader Edgar Savisaar, the mayor of the capital, Tallinn, and head of the Center Party, argued during the campaign that the government had overlooked the suffering of average people in its drive to join the euro zone.

Even the motorways are in private hands.Better still, in the 1990s Portugal did much to improve its public finances as part of its successful drive to join the euro.

The administration said the vote was crucial if United States companies were to benefit from a sweeping trade accord it negotiated as part of China's drive to join the World Trade Organization.

But the drive to join the first rank of software-makers is quite a change for a firm that in the 1990s made a big deal of being hardware-only".We realised in 2009 we needed to be in software, and in 2010 we decided to build it ourselves rather than buy," recalls Mr Immelt.