Sentence examples for resolve to address from inspiring English sources

"Our commitment and resolve to address human rights problems around the world is a matter of U.S. policy; it will not be affected by this vote".

But other cover lines betrayed her resolve to address modern readers' concerns: "Teen Suicide: The Danger Signals," "What You Must Know About Herpes".

"That's why the world is united in its resolve to address this issue and why Iran is now so isolated," Mr. Obama said in the video message.

The Rev. Robert Coleman, 53 Riverside Church One thing I hope our city would resolve to address in the next year is in the area of hospitality.

The letter calls on Cameron to do more than take in people who had fled conflict in Syria, and instead "approach this new year with new resolve to address the appalling plight of refugees in Europe".

"Senator Obama would rather rehash the past than look forward with resolve to address fundamental challenges and opportunities we have today to secure our future," a spokeswoman for the campaign, Jill Hazelbaker, said.

Driving one day through a particularly bleak part of Birkenhead, she resolved to address the issue.

IfF resolved to address the apathetic disengagement, which plagued local ballots by empowering ordinary people to reclaim responsibility.

I have resolved to address these challenges in an organized, deliberate and orderly fashion, always putting the highest national interest before all else.

In 2004, the MIT faculty resolved to address the issue of diversity, particularly the under-representation of minorities among the faculty.

Nonetheless, when the silence behind me had gone unbroken for several minutes, I resolved to address my hosts with a little more civility, and I turned in my chair.