Sentence examples for resolve necessary from inspiring English sources
"Americans know now that we are at war, and will make the sacrifices and show the resolve necessary to prevail," said Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona.
Yesterday's report from Amnesty International UK, Christian Aid, Cafod, Care International, Médecins du Monde, Oxfam, Save the Children UK and Trôcare reminds us that these horrors are entirely preventable and demands that both sides dig deep to find the moral courage and political resolve necessary to alleviate the situation for all people living in the region as soon as possible.
Before proceeding to our analysis, we briefly review important labour market differences between high-income and LMICs, and resolve necessary theoretical and conceptual issues related to examining labour markets in LMICs.
It has been represented to us that the state courts will address and resolve any necessary federal constitutional issues presented to them, including the issues raised by plaintiffs in this case.
Every hard-fought effort to protect our union has demanded the same combination of steely resolve and necessary compromises that Lincoln mastered to preserve the union and end slavery.
There is tension, difficult to resolve, between necessary freedom of contract with the ability to insist upon one's mandatory terms for reaching an agreement and, on the other hand, the potential overreaching by a dominate party.
Its limited availability so far has pushed for working with IPv4 and resolving the necessary constraints.
Its phantom civic action is a debate "Resolved: The Necessary and Proper Clause is not necessary or proper because it makes the principles of federalism and limited government obsolete".
Disagreements were resolved, where necessary, by recourse to a third reviewer.
Discrepancies were resolved, if necessary, by discussion and consulting a senior reviewer.
Discrepancies between estimated total daily energy expenditure and baseline caloric intake were resolved, if necessary, by repeat diet records.
