Along the way, he offered solemn prayers and resolute vows to deal with America's hidden enemies around the world, and he lent his voice and his moral support to a nation's anguish and to its apparent determination to strike back at terrorists -- twin themes in a country on the threshold of what Mr. Bush in recent days has called "the first war of the 21st Century".
The intervention by the transport secretary came after a resolute Cameron vowed to marshal the forces of the state to tackle the flooding crisis, pledging a wider role for the army and unlimited public funds to protect families.
A resolute David Cameron vowed to marshal the forces of the state to tackle the flooding crisis, pledging a wider role for the army and unlimited public funds to protect families.
President Nicolas Sarkozy of France was heard vowing resolute action against the "speculation targeting Greece".
But before the attack, the government branded the $40 million film "an act of war" and vowed a "resolute and merciless response".
He vowed his "resolute intention" never to allow any CIA officer to use "enhanced interrogation techniques" again.
Mr. Obama sounded resolute on Tuesday night in vowing he will not submit to this blackmail.
So you are not going to find me now, in this resolute first week of January, vowing abstinence and recommending you do, too.
SEOUL, South Korea — President Lee Myung-bak of South Korea, trying to figure out how to respond to the sinking of a South Korean warship in March, convened an unusual meeting of top military commanders on Tuesday in which he said the episode was "no accident" and vowed "clear and resolute measures" against those responsible.
The BBC will instead vow to be more resolute in making a final offer rather than being drawn into bidding wars with rivals.
Resolute nationalists in the coalition, most notably the National Religious Party, have vowed to battle any withdrawal, while the centrist Third Way has threatened to leave the Government if it fails to approve a credible pullback.
