Sentence examples for governments determination from inspiring English sources

One ploy would be for him to take up a more liberal stance in the hope of weakening western governments' determination to deny Serbia reconstruction aid as long as he remains in power.

It shines a worrying light on current European governments' determination to implement liberal policies in the face of popular opposition, the tendency to shut down protesters by curtailing civil liberties, and the use of religious and racial tensions as a diversion from social criticism.

But to focus on the 40-year gap is to ignore what lies behind China's space programme, and the Chinese governments' determination to achieve a series of dramatic space objectives that will confirm the country's status as a new superpower.

He had also been pleased to note the Governments determination to address HIV/AIDS so that China would never have to face the situations he had seen at first hand in Africa.

The colonial governments' research on cassava was inspired by the appearance and rapid spread of the mosaic disease in East Africa and by the colonial governments' determination to encourage the planting of cassava as a famine-reserve crop in their colonies.

At the same time, with government determination to build culture as a form of national power, and willingness to spend on the effort, Chinese officials are happy to import Western cultural expertise.

So the deficit matters in that case only to the extent that it represents a signal about government determination, or, possibly, to the extent that it pushes debt over some psychologically important threshold.

Shimabara Rebellion, (1637 38), uprising of Japanese Roman Catholics, the failure of which virtually ended the Christian movement in 17th-century Japan and furthered government determination to isolate Japan from foreign influences.

We also have less government determination of energy policy, and so I think the prospects for new plants are very limited.

"It flags government determination to rebuild the health system.

"It's going to be messy," an Obama administration official said of the government's determination to survive.