Borussia Dortmund moved resolutely toward the Bundesliga crown.
American officials have strongly urged Pakistan to move resolutely against the militants.
In the mid-fifties, a trickle of undergraduate journalists moved resolutely from the Harvard Crimson toward the New York Times, but most people I knew who became reporters in those pre-Watergate days sort of backed in.
In a thinly veiled criticism of the Bush administration's postwar strategy in Iraq, Mr. de Villepin said: "It is time to move resolutely into a logic of sovereignty for Iraq.
That year, he came out with "The Nylon Curtain," his bid for seriousness, which had a few cuts with a heavy presence on MTV, but I'd moved on, resolutely, to other music.
For Russia is not a nation looking backwards but resolutely moving forward, on a course set out for her long ago at the very founding of the Russian Orthodox church.
JUST ANYBODY This new melodrama by Jacques Doillon turns on a French romantic acte gratuit, a mad emotional commitment intricately rationalized, but the director's intensely disciplined approach to his subject — and to his actors — renders it plausible and moving, sternly classical and resolutely modern.
With each one, residents have cleaned up, rebuilt and moved on, as resolutely as ever.
After the tortured beauty and compressed meanings of the Johnston photographs, Ms. Weems's big, fluttering images create an atmosphere of expansiveness and liberation, even as, combined with the voice-over, they move the viewer resolutely toward a sense of communal social failure.
