Sentence examples for resolve to proceed with from inspiring English sources

The recent investigation may increase their resolve to proceed with a gubernatorial recall.

The housing announcement could strengthen Palestinian resolve to proceed with the statehood declaration.

In a joint statement with the secretary general of the United Nations in 2009, for instance, Mr. Rajapaksa "expressed his firm resolve to proceed with the implementation of the 13th Amendment, as well as to begin a broader dialogue with all parties, including the Tamil parties in the new circumstances, to further enhance this process and to bring about lasting peace and development in Sri Lanka".

The company, based in Milan, said late Wednesday that it had "resolved not to proceed with the approval" of its 2009 financial statements, which had been scheduled for release Thursday, and would instead publish them March 25.

Unbeknownst to his Justice Department colleagues, Comey had resolved to proceed alone with the announcement.

"Mittal's offer is not dependent on the sale of Dofasco and nothing in this announcement alters our resolve or ability to proceed with our offer," read the statement from Lakshmi Mittal's behemoth.

Prosecutors couldn't confirm when it would be resolved, but urged the court to proceed with pre-trial motions anyway.

The board resolved to proceed more cautiously in the future.

With his legal matters resolved, Morrison now had the freedom to proceed with recording his Warner Bros. debut album, with the recording sessions taking place at the Century Sound Studios in New York on 25 September, 1 and 15 October 1968.

They were also unable to resolve whether the president had the power to proceed with such an attack without informing Congress.

Potomac River Dispute Exercising its infrequently used "original jurisdiction" to resolve suits between states, the court said it would allow Virginia to proceed with a suit against Maryland over use of the Potomac River, which forms a border between the two.