Sentence examples for expressed resolve from inspiring English sources
Mr. Allawi also expressed resolve after the attacks, though in a late bit of campaigning, he criticized the "weakness" in the government's security preparation.
All this suggests a false dichotomy underlying Mr. Obama's expressed resolve to render his presidential decisions without regard to his re-election chances — as if the choice were between political popularity and governmental success.
Repeating an oft-heard refrain, all five candidates for the leadership of the main opposition party declared during a recently televised discussion that "a strong Japan" was their most pressing goal, and expressed resolve to protect its endangered territorial integrity.
"Nigeria has expressed its resolve to adhere to constitutional processes during this difficult time.
Yet she expressed her resolve "to fight it out on my own over here".
Later, as he expressed his resolve on the missile shield and what he saw as serious flaws in the Kyoto accord, his manner grew more animated and forceful.
The king adopted a conciliatory attitude he agreed to the Triennial Act that ensured the meeting of Parliament once every three years but expressed his resolve to save Strafford, to whom he promised protection.
Jacques Chirac at a francophone heads of state and government meeting in Bucharest, Rom., in September, but Sambi was nevertheless determined to find a prompt diplomatic solution and expressed his resolve to press Chirac hard during a planned trip to France.
He said he was disappointed by the decision to reject his appeal of a ruling by the Beijing tax authorities in November, but expressed characteristic resolve, saying he would continue to battle against the authorities by filing lawsuits in other courts.
LGBTQ rights groups expressed their resolve to not give up despite the result of the referendum.
"The committee expressed the resolve that any attempt to challenge Pakistan's territorial integrity and sovereignty will be responded with full force.
