Sentence examples for resolve to serve from inspiring English sources

But like Captain Hadi, many police officers and potential recruits say the violence does not shake their resolve to serve.

Bishop McCormack, who this week signed a settlement with prosecutors to avert a criminal indictment of the Manchester diocese, issued a statement saying he did not plan to resign and adding, "Recognizing my own imperfections, I ask the people of New Hampshire to measure my resolve to serve and my plans for our future as church by what I have done well as your bishop".

"We're open for business today in McKinney," Planned Parenthood of North Texas tweeted on Wednesday, "b/c our patients depend on us & our resolve to serve the community is strong as ever".

It has resolved to serve 5% of beverages in reusable tumblers by 2015.

He does survive, and resolves to serve, protect, and seek justice.

After reading his first major article, a biography of a cow called The Power Steer, she resolved never to serve non-grass-fed beef again.

Hillary Clinton's defeat in 2008 did not find her directing her disappointment or anger at the person who defeated her; rather it strengthened her resolve to similarly serve the nation and the world as an effective Secretary of State.

With this new era comes a new resolve to better serve scientists working in the alcohol research field.

Specimens of the different Nothosaurus species are described in order of decreasing stratigraphic age and increasing body size, since Nothosaurus intrarelationships are insufficiently resolved [ 16] to serve as an ordering criterion.

"His presence in Iraq, it will strengthen the resolve of our Sadrist brothers to serve the people of Iraq," said Muhammad al-Khafaji, a former bodyguard of Mr. Sadr's who won a seat in the election.

Play went with serve until 4-3 before Djokovic broke his rival's resolve and gave himself the chance to serve for the match.