Sentence examples for resolve to close from inspiring English sources

The Garissa University Massacre, in which terrorists linked to Dadaab killed 147 people, further strengthened government's resolve to close the camp.

The next two years will prove the ultimate test of Obama's resolve to close Guantánamo.

But they are resolved to close it at the first sight of nearby oil, with or without approval, said Charles S. Houser, the mayor of Magnolia Springs, who earns a monthly salary of $100.

Counsellor Paul Convery had resolved to close down what he considered a blight on his constituency.

In 1992, it was resolved to close the aircraft manufacturing site in Hatfield.

He would go on to show his film in parliament, and believes it contributed to politicians finally resolving to close the centre.

As he reviewed the display called OpSail 2000 from the flight deck of the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy, President Clinton said: "On this Fourth of July, standing in the shadow of Lady Liberty, we must resolve never to close the golden door behind us and always not only to welcome people to our borders but to welcome people into our hearts.

Resentful professors criticized Mr. Ngo's resolution, countering with one of their own, which resolved to work collegially to close the achievement gap and specifying that in academic matters, faculty members "have primacy".

Once the system issues are resolved, the parties need to close the gap on how to split revenue.

Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois and host of the meeting, said the group did not resolve a disagreement over whether to close locks and gates at Chicago.

Talks to resolve a dispute over plans to close all Tube ticket offices and cut jobs will resume on Monday in an attempt to avert a second strike.