Sentence examples for resolve to apply from inspiring English sources

The resolution to this complex legal issue is being decided in a highly charged political environment, with the troopers' supporters insisting that the officers are being persecuted for an honest mistake, and civil rights leaders portraying the case as the ultimate test of the state's resolve to apply discipline in cases of police misconduct.

"The B-52 demonstrates our continued resolve to apply persistent pressure on Daesh and defend the region in any future contingency," said Air Force Lieutenant General Charles Brown, commander of US Air Forces Central Command, using the Arabic acronym for IS.

Me, a not-so-happy-housewife more than 20 years out of college, had resolved to apply to graduate school for a teaching degree.

He resolved to apply what he had learned about new construction techniques back home in Sweden, and in 1908, aged 28, he set up a company in Stockholm with a friend.

This year, I am resolving to apply that philosophy more mindfully to my own reading practices.

We therefore used the topology obtained with the Bayesian analyses for the whole dataset with the PR alignment (which was fully compatible with that obtained with MF, but more resolved; see below), to apply two methods to obtain an ultrametric tree: Bayesian estimations, as implemented in Beast 1.4.7 [ 42], and penalized likelihood [ 43], as implemented in r8s 1.71 http://ginger.ucdavis.edu/r8s/.edu/r8s/

One of the available options that can resolve these problems is to apply the hybrid ground-coupled heat pump (HGCHP) systems, with supplemental heat rejecters for rejecting extra thermal energy when they are installed in cooling-dominated buildings.

One way to resolve this problem is to apply a metric known as lift [ 18]: Lift= P X, Y)/ P X)× P Y) which calculates the ratio between the rule's confidence and support of the single trait Y in the rule consequence.

She decided on the spot to apply, and resolved to obtain scholarship money to cover the $20,000 annual tuition.

We love to learn and to apply ourselves to resolving new, complex challenges.

For Mr. Feig, the process became so arduous that on three occasions he resolved to quit applying.