Sentence examples for resolve to push from inspiring English sources

Victory over the special regimes could stiffen his resolve to push through his other reforms.

Who would have had the iron resolve to push her players as hard as she did?

Rendezvous reported in April that there were signs Europe may be wavering in its resolve to push the plan.

But the government's resolve to push through change has been taken by the unions as a declaration of war.

But whether there was sufficient resolve to push back the startling gains by the militants was a point of debate.

It was not expected, however, to alter Mr. Blair's resolve to push ahead with his tough approach and his close alliance with President Bush.

The ministers also resolved to push for European Union action on an "evident migration crisis" in the Mediterranean Sea.

But opponents of the bill will not wait to see how the election is resolved to push ahead with the senatorial recall campaign.

Despite political opposition in Israel, Prime Minister Ehud Barak has resolved to push for a final-status agreement with the Palestinians before his Parliament returns in late October.

The government is resolved to push through a new land law that would strip Buganda of its communal lands and weaken the hold of all landlords over the land they still control.

Those gathered resolved to push for a nuclear-free Europe, even as Germany announced it will phase out nuclear power in 10 years and push ahead on renewable-energy research.