Sentence examples similar to resolve personally from inspiring English sources

Gerrard's future was in doubt at the time of the Olympiakos match and the Guardian's Kevin McCarra wrote of his performance: "It was as if he had resolved personally to deliver the level of achievement at Liverpool that will make him content to stay".

It is not your priority to alleviate a child's boredom your priority is to provide a safe home environment in which a child explores his or her imagination and unlocks ways to personally resolve boredom.

By the time playwright Terry Johnson's long biographical film, Not Only But Always, had finished she had resolved to respond personally to what she sees as a distorted version of her late husband which emphasised the 'banal and lavatorial' side of his humour.

Below are my largest concerns with adopting security as a service and explanations on how I personally resolved them.

He pledged personally to resolve the issues, promising that by the end of the year the management at the company would be gone.

More personally, Mr. Fleming resolved to run his law firm on the principle of limits.

"I personally have resolved  that he's not," she said.

Last year, Mr. Cuomo personally intervened to resolve a dispute between two upstate mayors that was holding up the expansion of a plant for a Greek yogurt company, Fage USA.

But it is depressing that a four-star general had to personally intervene to resolve the case of someone clearly loyal to the United States.

In the same way, they said, Mr. Obama and Mr. Emanuel had personally interceded to resolve a last-minute revolt by conservative House Democrats that threatened to derail a bill in the House Energy and Commerce Committee at the end of July.

The president made a political couplet of the two themes of patriotism and tax cuts in trumpeting his resolve to cash in his personally high poll ratings from the war for a tax cut that most Americans are wary of.