Sentence examples for he will not relent from inspiring English sources

In the past he has promised he will not relent in his efforts or street actions until "a way of out of Maduro's government" is found.

Mourinho maintains the Premier League champions have dealt with the move for the 21-year-old, which could break the record for an English defender, in the correct manner and he will not relent in his pursuit.

But he will not relent until I put on my sneakers, clip on his leash and take him up the winding streets.

Reid said he will not relent on von Spakovsky, who has come under heavy criticism from civil-rights groups, and he blamed the White House and Republicans for the stalemate.... Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky).

Obama insisted in his State of the Union address Tuesday that he will not relent in his determination to close Guantanamo before he leaves office, and the administration is working on agreements with third countries willing to take Yemenis who are clear to leave the U.S. prison in Cuba.

The protesters, who mostly represent the rural and urban poor and whose demonstrations have paralyzed parts of the capital for nearly seven weeks, say they will not relent until the government of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva resigns and holds a new election.

And once they set their minds on something - just like Gatsby - they will not relent.

Republican leaders responded immediately to the president's press conference, signaling they will not relent on demands for spending cuts as part of debt ceiling talks.

On Guantanamo, he proudly said, "I will not relent in my determination to shut it down" — a determination that was expressed in his first executive order, in January, 2009, and hasn't been realized.

On Guantanamo, he proudly said, "I will not relent in my determination to shut it down"—a determination that was expressed in his first executive order, in January, 2009, and hasn't been realized.

"I will not relent," he pledged.