Sentence examples for resolve to combat from inspiring English sources

Another senior administration official said the designation "is a very strong signal of our resolve to combat the Haqqanis".

For his part, Mr. Qureshi sounded a defiant note, saying the bombing would not weaken Pakistan's resolve to combat extremism.

The cancellation of the May Day vacation was another sign of the government's new resolve to combat the disease.

The broader anxieties about Africa's resolve to combat corruption have emerged from troubled efforts in several countries.

THERE could be no starker illustration of the danger Islamist militancy poses Pakistan; nor any more dramatic demonstration of the government's resolve to combat it.

We shall not allow this crime to shatter our resolve to combat the affliction of terrorism wherever it rears its head.

"I admire their resolve to try to combat piracy," Michael Pachter, an analyst at Wedbush Securities in L.A., told Bloomberg.

"It should strengthen our resolve to work effectively together to combat the scourge of terrorism," al-Jubeir said.

Wells and his gamer buddies refined those rules over a number of battles (as contemporary game designers do), looking to discover the best way to resolve hand-to-hand combat, for instance, or what to do if a detachment of bombardiers hid for too long behind the low hill formed by a strategically placed encyclopedia.

The game in which enemies and the player lose proficiency as they take damage still awaits us, but in the meantime, it's agreeable to find other ways to resolve combat.

The 96-2 vote came after several lawmakers argued that any move to limit the sanctions would signal a lack of resolve by the United States to combat terrorism and states suspected of sponsoring it.