Sentence examples for resolve to seize from inspiring English sources

6. Resolve to seize the moment.

The owners saw theirs slipping, and they resolved to seize it back.

This is what Mr Carney had in mind when he concluded that England's price would be some "ceding of national sovereignty", the very sovereignty of course that Scots would just have resolved to seize.

The mountains also provided the backdrop to modern Libya's bloody quest for nationhood — where the country's greatest hero, Omar Mukhtar, led a protracted guerrilla war against the Italians, who in 1911 invaded Libya, resolving to seize it from the Ottomans and make it Italy's "Fourth Shore".

Thus, he resolved to seize a fiefdom for himself in the Holy Land.

The NHAMCS database does not differentiate patients whose seizures had resolved upon ED arrival from patients who continued to seize in the ED.

Part of the problem the sides hope to resolve is the information that United States authorities would try to seize during an investigation.

"The United States strongly condemns any attempt to seize power through extra-constitutional means or resolve internal political disagreements using force," said US State Department spokesman John Kirby.

The daimyo sought to resolve their dilemma by acquiring land and people to widen their domains and, finally, by trying to seize control of the whole country.

She urged the west to seize the opportunity created by Rouhani, whom she said has unrestricted mandate to resolve the dispute over Iran's nuclear activities.

While the F.D.A. had the right to seize an adulterated steroid, officials at the time said that action alone would not resolve the company's poor compounding practices.