Sentence examples for resolve for the from inspiring English sources

You will be asked for resolve, for the conflict will not be easy.

No doubt the latter helped gather resolve for the former, such is the trend of AFL clubs in celebrating the milestone games of their favourite sons with victory.

Many of the pieces were written originally for Esquire, where Ephron worked as, put simply, the female columnist, trying to resolve for the magazine's male readers that time-honoured question of what women want.

And while his leadership will be missed in the intricate legislative warfare ahead, it would be a fitting tribute if his death could resolve for the better an issue too long in doubt.

Birsel has a host of new products in the works, including a version of Resolve for the dot-com set and a plastic sink inspired by the geometries of the Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer.

But little by little, government resolve for the pipeline led environmentalists and tour operators to drop the fight, with some saying they decided it was best to negotiate with the builders to ensure that the work did as little damage as possible.

Tuesday's protest is shaping up as a test of resolve for both the protesters and the authorities.

But some fundamental structural problems have to be resolved for the economy to flourish.

"The problem is never taken seriously and never completely resolved for the long term," the dispatcher wrote.

With the increase in aid, particularly $320 million donated by the Bush administration, the question of actual food supplies seems to be resolved for the moment.

The size and composition of the dominant coalition depend on the types of environmental, technical, or coordinating uncertainty that must be resolved for the organization to survive.