Sentence examples for resolve would be from inspiring English sources

Moreover, NATO's resolve would be called into question, as would America's.

But if large-scale attacks should continue for years, national resolve would be sorely tested.

"Our resolve would be called into question, our cohesion weakened and the alliance undermined.

Issues that the two sides were unable to resolve would be settled in binding arbitration, out of their control.

But he warned that "any foe who might ever challenge our national resolve would be repeating the grave error of defeated adversaries".

But some abortion rights advocates predicted that the administration's resolve would be strengthened by a need to keep faith with a core constituency in an election year.

"We explained that students who arrived to school with a uniform issue that could be resolved would be sent home to rectify and parents would be contacted.

Every new employee, Mr. Thammineni resolved, would be subject to a background check once he or she had accepted a conditional job offer.

Yet there was a clear sentiment that the rest of the Democratic campaign and the way it is resolved would be crucial.

Mr. Hatch said his only guess at how things could be resolved would be for some Democrats to split with their party and vote to end the filibuster.

"To talk about January as if that would be the place where everything would be cured and any problems would be resolved would be wrong," he said.