Sentence examples for in its resolve from inspiring English sources
"The Council is committed in its resolve to do everything it can to save the recycling program," said Michael E. McMahon, a Democrat from Staten Island who is the chairman of the Council's Sanitation Committee.
Rendezvous reported in April that there were signs Europe may be wavering in its resolve to push the plan.
"That's why the world is united in its resolve to address this issue and why Iran is now so isolated," Mr. Obama said in the video message.
Britain wanted to see Turkey in the EU "as quickly as possible", and parliament had yesterday been united in its resolve on this issue, he added.
On "Way Down Low," her second self-released album, Ms. Edmonson presents a vision of her art that's almost steely in its resolve, with an equal foothold in jazz, cabaret and vintage cosmopolitanism pop.
But it is an unusual case in which domestic politics are playing to Mr. Obama's diplomatic advantage, allowing him to project to China the picture of a country united in its resolve.
Unfortunately, like MLST, spa typing is limited in its resolving power; for instance in a recent survey of spa types throughout Europe, five spa types accounted for nearly half of all MRSA strains identified [ 8].
BEIJING — In a show of its resolve in a dispute over the South China Sea, China sharply criticized Vietnam on Thursday for passing a law that claims sovereignty over the Paracel and Spratly Islands, saying they are the "indisputable" territory of China.
During its nine-year term, the New Zealand Labour-led government had slipped in its promised resolve to support the community sector, although it has not advanced the interests of private childcare operators to the extent or level of the Australian monopoly.
Dempsey, who also scored in the Americans' 2-0 win over Jamaica in the quarterfinals, said the team proved its resolve in the hard-fought rematch with Panama.
The Defense Department said in an internal newsletter recently that in 2011 it resolved its 10 oldest.
