Sentence examples for resolve to abide from inspiring English sources

The German resolve to abide by international law had begun to crack as early as 1915, when a U-boat sank the Lusitania with 1,265 passengers aboard.

His subject was "the perpetuation of our political institutions" and his message was that the institutions of constitutional democracy cannot survive unless its citizens resolve to abide by the laws; to obey even, and perhaps most of all, when a law is not to our liking.

Syria vowed to abide by the resolution.

They fall in love and resolve, in the face of enormous familial and societal hostility, to abide "beyond race" in "the independent nation of music"—which leaves them, and their three children, in every sense beyond the pale.

Making a conscious decision among all involved participants to abide by a set of ground rules will ensure a productive conversation to resolve conflict or advocate for a certain perspective.

"We only resolve matters of the public with the written consent of the parties involved, and no one is compelled to abide by the order," Mujahid said.

If these and other problems can be satisfactorily resolved, the administration's latest proposals can expand ways of dealing with the handful of problem countries that refuse to abide by major international arms control treaties.

If China fails to abide by W.T.O.

"We have to abide by certain rules.

You have to abide by my rules.

You got to abide by the law".