Sentence examples for expressing its determination from inspiring English sources

On March 17th the council, "expressing its determination to ensure the protection of civilians", ordered air strikes.That set the stage for the first full-blown test of a principle that the UN adopted in 2005 and has been refining since.

The African Union's Peace and Security Council issued a strong statement expressing its determination to impose sanctions against those perpetuating violence, calling for the deployment of human rights monitors and requesting contingency planning for the potential deployment of a peacekeeping mission to protect civilians.

In 2005, following the election of the hardline President Ahmadinejad, Iran expressed its determination to resume its uranium-enrichment program, which it had suspended the previous year.

Parliament expresses its determination to protect free speech and plurality but it appears that ministers try hard to live up to Murdoch's classification of politicians as invertebrates.

The Scottish government has expressed its determination for Edinburgh to spearhead a bright and prosperous future.

"The cabinet expressed its determination to confront the terrorist actions and sabotage by elements of the Muslim Brotherhood organisation," it said.

The resolution, drafted by France and approved by the Council today with only minor changes, expressed its determination that that no party to the cease-fire should be allowed to make military gains while the peace process is under way.

But recognizing political reality is another, especially when one party has publicly expressed its determination to deny this president a second term, no matter the cost to the country.

After all, 1992 began with a new government in Moscow striving to leave the Communist era behind, while an old one in Beijing expressed its determination to keep China under Communist Party control and territorially intact.

They did not recognize the existence of a Jewish people which expresses its right of self-determination in the Jewish nation-state.

Also speaking at the press conference, Chancellor George Osborne said the UK would not "duck its economic challenges", and expressed his determination to return RBS and Lloyds to the private sector.