Sentence examples for fundamental resolve from inspiring English sources

Along the way there will be setbacks and false starts and days that test our fundamental resolve as a nation.

"To move online security to the next level, there has to be fundamental resolve among consumers, government and business to quickly adopt a system where the individual has more control over how information about them is managed and shared," said John Clippinger, senior fellow for The Berkman Center.

Healthy diets are as fundamental to resolving stunting and vitamin and mineral deficiencies as they are to preventing obesity and diet-related non-communicable diseases.

It has become obvious that restoring the soundness of European banks is fundamental to resolving the debt crisis and removing a serious threat to the global economy.

Here we report a fundamental angle resolved study on bare dye solar cells, DSCs, and those coupled to two different prisms (hemi-cube and hemi-cylinder).

From our perspective that of our initial training of future teachers we must address this change by developing training activities that include the most suitable opportunities and strategies for successful acquisition not only of teaching skills (Esteve et al. 2014a) but also those fundamental to resolving problems and situations in the digital world.

Understanding the interplay between trauma stimuli and tissue repair is fundamental to resolving the complex interplay between the causes of chronic inflammation and the host's genetic disposition to fibrotic progression, which will aid the development of new and more effective anti-fibrotic strategies in the future.

In this study, we use linear polynomials for S because then the minimum points of considered functionals may locate within integer intervals, which is a prerequisite for resolving fundamental periods at subpixel resolution.

But there remain fundamental issues to resolve.

They do not dig into or resolve fundamental strategic issues.

Countries now have little time to resolve fundamental issues, and success in Paris is not at all certain.