Sentence examples for resolute campaign from inspiring English sources

B3 SCIENCE/HEALTH China Orders Quarantine China carried out a sweeping quarantine on thousands of Beijing residents who have had contact with suspected carriers of SARS, a highly infectious respiratory illness, as the Communist government began a resolute campaign to combat a national health crisis.

But they encountered a resolute, painstaking campaign led by the council, the local MPs, voluntary groups, businesses, local media and, crucially, the local Race Equality Council, OREP.

But the tiny nation remains resolute in its campaign and is hopeful that its 26-year wait to host an international match on the island will finally come to an end.

It matters because it was made to matter through the efforts of brave and resolute women like Clare Short and Harriet Harman, campaigning unflinchingly through 40 long years of sneering and jeering to make people see why it is an outrage in a society that purports to believe in equality between the sexes.

When Kaine said at a Human Rights Campaign gala dinner last month that he believed the Catholic church could change its position against same-sex marriage, DiLorenzo quickly issued a press statement saying the church's 2,000-year 2,000-yearn marriage was "unchanged and resolute", despositionblings on the camarriagerail.

For all the campaigning, Barclays seems resolute.

Thirty years on, the "Disco sucks!" campaign was clearly a resolute failure.

As Bush himself has said any number of times on the campaign trail, "By remaining resolute and firm and strong, this world will be peaceful".

On the domestic front, in contrast, Sanders has remained resolute through four decades of political campaigning, sticking to the issues that underpinned his mayoral years.

This, said Kadyrov, was because Putin is a "wise, courageous, resolute Head, who managed to withstand unfriendly campaign, which is conducted by the USA and its assistants".

As these issues were at the center of his campaign, he needs to appear resolute and firm in his promises in order to win a solid majority in the National Assembly and to insure support for his domestic agenda.