Sentence examples for faith to achieve from inspiring English sources

Myanmar's Foreign Ministry criticized the American statement, saying the government was "endeavoring in good faith" to achieve a cease-fire.

That provision, he said, thus allows schools "additional time if they are working in good faith to achieve compliance".

Nobody pretends this will be easy but both sides have committed themselves in good faith to achieve a new start.

In a statement issued several minutes later, Verizon said, "We continue to negotiate in good faith to achieve new contracts for our employees".

Professor Stone said Dr. George's success in rising to the top of Iraq's archaeological establishment was remarkable because he was Christian — the first of that faith to achieve that stature.

But ignorance, or inexperience, becomes malignant when coupled with the conviction that for every problem there is always a simple solution demanding nothing more than common sense and good faith to achieve results.

The results emphasize the need to consider broader quality of life meanings as well as patients' faith and religion to achieve the goal of quality death and dying.

DiIulio insists that few faith-based programs are "faith-saturated," in the sense that they rely totally on religion to achieve their goals.

GE believes that the proposed carbon pollution guidelines for existing electric generating units represents a good faith effort to achieve these goals, while providing the flexibility required by states and the electric utility industry to reduce emissions in a cost-effective manner without disrupting the reliability of the grid.

Was Mr. Arafat making a good-faith effort to achieve peace?

There are also untold numbers of jobs and myriad societal benefits to be reaped from a sustained, good-faith effort to achieve energy self-sufficiency.