Sentence examples similar to resolute undertaking from inspiring English sources
The presidents also are expected to discuss some differences: France wants the United States to institute tougher financial regulations and to undertake more resolute action on climate change.
The African countries know from experience that the efforts they have courageously decided to undertake will have the resolute backing of France.
Fear not, as we again turn to the rich history of the "Pyrates," and the story of Mary Read and Anne Bonny who, disguised as men, were the most stalwart pirates on their ship: "No Person amongst them was more resolute, or ready to board or undertake any Thing that was hazardous".
Thus at the same time, Sabinus was informed of the naval battle and Caesar of victory gained by Sabinus; and all the states immediately surrendered themselves to Titurius: for as the temper of the Gauls is impetuous and ready to undertake wars, so their mind is weak, and by no means resolute in enduring calamities.
Re "Why Even Resolute Dieters Often Fail" (Personal Health, Sept. 20): Dr. Kevin D. Hall's dieting model correctly suggests that weight loss programs should be undertaken in two phases: a temporary, aggressive phase; and a more relaxed, permanent phase.
Those resolute voices in American public life that continue to deny the existence of a conspiracy to kill President Kennedy argue that 'someone would have talked.' This line of reasoning if often used by journalists who have made no effort themselves to closely inspect the growing body of evidence and have not undertaken any of their own investigative reporting.
But Leong remains resolute.
