Sentence examples for resolve to confront from inspiring English sources

What is needed is the political resolve to confront a scourge.

We are united in our resolve to confront and defeat this terrorism," the statement said.

Now comes the real-world test, both of the health of the banks and, equally important, the Obama administration's strategy and resolve to confront the banking debacle.

"The government needs to show the resolve to confront paramilitary criminality in our society and remove it, once and for all," he said.

"All of our countries have suffered from terrorism... We are united in our resolve to confront and defeat this terrorism that is not an attack on one nation but on all nations and on civilised society everywhere," he said.

Mr. Agüero said he had finally found the resolve to confront Mr. Meneses this year after details about the torture of a family friend who later died, Eugenio Ruiz Tagle, came to light.

Sebastian resolves to confront Eliade.

He says the government resolves to confront those challenges head on.

Fans will hope it can one day be looked back on as a symbolic moment – the point at which Italian football resolved to confront its problems properly.

Here he is, resolved to confront his manager at Queens Park Rangers, Harry Redknapp, about the team's terrible form: "He was watching the Racing Channel, and it was pointless hedging my bets.

His book tells the story from the perspective of a disgruntled employee who is sacked by Disney for trying to start a union and who then resolves to confront the man who has ruined his life and taken credit for the talents of many others.