Sentence examples similar to indication of resolve from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bacon said the fine was not meant to be an indication of weakening resolve to punish companies found to be violating the embargo.

But Mr. Bush was operating within the constraints of President Clinton's last budget; next year will be a better indication of his resolve.

"The launching of this bold plan is an indication of Angolans' resolve to reduce their fearsome child mortality numbers and expand preventative care to populations returning to normal life," said Ferrari.

Wenger's team gave no indication of having resolved any of their defensive concerns but at least Fabianski, for once, emerges with some credit after a penalty save and that fine stop from Ilic at the end.

America's enemies put premium on its capabilities rather than indications of its resolve.

They are Fauvist in their Fauvism; unapologetic and in your face, and an indication of the inner resolve which propelled her to fame as a designer.

We have to provide some indication of power to resolve the effects of interest (Martin et al. 1978).

Merkel's ability to make May feel at ease is no indication of her lack of resolve, nor of an absence of steely determination.

They may add that the fact that moral objectivists disagree among themselves about which objectivist theory is correct is further indication of the difficulty of resolving fundamental moral conflicts.

As he watched investigators near the finish line, Mark Sandham said he felt certain that one or more surviving victims would enter Boston in the future, either in a wheelchair or on foot, and that it would be a triumphant indication of the city's resolve.

Nor is there any indication of how the jury resolved disputes in the evidence concerning the critical facts underlying the coercion issue.