An agreement that the government under my leadership has acted resolutely to achieve.
At the conclusion, some kind of balance has presumably been achieved, for the dancers walk humbly, yet resolutely, into the darkness.
Still, as a rare company whose executives have resolutely allowed their creatives a free rein, Ghibli has achieved both commercial success and artistic credibility.
Elisabeth here raises an important issue for the kind of neo-Stoic view Descartes advances in their correspondence: even if some people manage resolutely to overcome the passions and achieve happiness, is it possible to do so "without the assistance of that which does not depend absolutely on the will?" (Descartes to Elisabeth, 1 September 1645, AT IV 281-2, modifrom from CSMK 262).
He believes that change "comes from below, movements putting pressure on governments", but if those in power are resolutely hostile, then there are limitations to what such pressure can achieve.
He is resolutely upbeat about Alexis Tsipras in Greece: "Many say, 'But Syriza couldn't achieve its goals,' but things started to happen in Europe that can't be seen separately.
Looking resolutely forward to the next 12 months, here are some of the things Haiti needs to achieve, with the world's help.
Another geeky productivity scheme with an online following, Autofocus achieves something similar using cleverly structured to-do lists to "force" the user to confront the tasks they've resolutely been avoiding.
According to ACPC member Charles Fairbanks of Johns Hopkins University, US pressure will now increase on Moscow to achieve a political, rather than military, solution - in other words to negotiate with terrorists, a policy the US resolutely rejects elsewhere.
The government will only achieve the best for the country if it harnesses the best experience we have – a large proportion of which is concentrated in UKRep – and negotiates resolutely.
The government will only achieve the best for the country if it harnesses the best experience we have - a large proportion of which is concentrated in UKREP - and negotiates resolutely.
