Sentence examples for resolve to eliminate from inspiring English sources

"These blasts have given new strength to my resolve to eliminate terrorists and extremists from the country, and God willing, this mission will be accomplished".

The group said it hoped Mr. Bennett would "remain firm in his resolve to eliminate gambling from his life and will not hesitate to seek any help he may need in keeping his resolve".

In late 2001, George Bush's resolve to eliminate al-Qaida and the Taliban with the help of the very same establishment inaugurated another cycle in which Pakistan's long-delayed tryst with civilian rule would be again postponed by US priorities in neighbouring Afghanistan.

"Pakistan's political leadership, parliament, state institutions and the whole nation are fully united in their resolve to eliminate terrorism".

Kausar's resolve to eliminate measles and other diseases that affect children is so strong that she manages her professional and domestic responsibilities with sheer determination and hard work.

Getting actively involved in the struggle against racism will only increase your resolve to eliminate it within yourself.

Resolved: To eliminate the check-in desk.

Burke realised the amount would make for an intense level of scrutiny, both from police and other criminal elements, so he simply resolved to eliminate those who could implicate him in the crime.

At the event, Emma reflected on the decade-long initiative and invited everyone to mark the 10th anniversary by resolving to eliminate maternal and newborn tetanus entirely.

"It will by contrast embolden their resolve and dedication to eliminate a cruel enemy that wants nothing but bloodletting," he said in a statement.

With Mr. Carr's disaster very much in their minds the Zanucks resolved not only to eliminate all dance numbers (unhappy choreographers have sent protest letters to the academy as well as to the Zanucks) but to simplify the musical selections for the five nominated songs.