Sentence examples for resolve rising from inspiring English sources

Mr. Medvedev called Mr. Obama to wish him a happy birthday and the White House said the president used the opportunity to urge Russia to work through diplomatic channels to resolve rising tensions with Georgia.

Rafsanjani championed improved relations with Gulf Arab states, was known to have good ties with senior Saudi officials and was seen as a key figure who could have resolved rising tensions between the regional rivals in coming years.

We have to show resolve, rise above self-interests for our common good in the very spirit that Islam teaches us.

In the RESOLVE, RISE and RIDE studies, a considerably higher incidence of intraocular pressure (IOP) increase was reported in the ranibizumab arm compared to control.

But the two countries' focus on trade has also allowed symbolic gestures of greater mutual trust, such as the reopening in 2006 of an overland trading route through Sikkim that had been closed since the 1962 Sino-Indian war.India knows that its ambition to be a global power will depend partly on its ability to mediate and resolve the rising number of crises in neighbouring countries.

Something that resolves the rising action, which was the first act.

George Steinbrenner, 79 Principal owner, New York Yankees New York City should resolve to rise above the tough economic times and maintain its determination, energy and spirit.

However, those interviewed expressed a genuine resolve to rise above these constraints and uphold the sexual and reproductive health services they were delivering.

The rights of girls is moving to the top of the global issues agenda because young women are saying with rising resolve that they will no longer accept the rules and conventions imposed upon them by a male-dominated adult population.

Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan joined China and Russia to form the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, replacing a loosely knit forum set up in 1996 to resolve border disputes and fight rising Islamic militancy.

Nothing here races with the energy and resolve of 1985's "Scorpio Rising" or "My Mother the War". Yet the advances in Merchant's singing and lyrics--both are more intimate and assured--help offset the problems of over-familiarity.