Sentence examples for resolved to charge from inspiring English sources

We could make out that a struggle was taking place over the opening of the door; none of the protesters had any idea what lay on the other side, but all resolved to charge at it when the door swung open.

Having brought down his Chancellor, Cardinal Wolsey, Henry VIII finally resolved to charge the whole English clergy with praemunire in order to secure their agreement to his annulment.

Since the bigger issues are things I can't change, I resolved to take charge of what I can control: daily spending.

With efforts to sell the club to a mystery new buyer having repeatedly stalled, the Bakries have resolved to stay in charge of the Roar in an attempt to recoup some of their initial investment.

But whatever the arrangement, Starbucks maintains its resolve to charge.

With forecasts predicting a slow recovery in 2013 and economic growth at less than 3percentt, smart workers are resolving to take charge of their career planning in the New Year.

Once the current legal issues in relation to Aggregates Levy have been resolved, the power to charge tax on the commercial exploitation of aggregate in Scotland will be devolved to the Scottish Parliament.

Among the challenges that lie ahead are raising the money needed to operate the memorial and museum and resolving the questions of how to charge visitors to the museum, which is scheduled to open in a year.

In order to resolve charging on a dielectric surface, a new 3D linear IFE basis function is designed for each interface element to capture the electric field jump on the interface.

Oracle's Ellison Is Said to Reach Tentative Deal in Trading Case Lawrence J. Ellison, chief executive of Oracle, has reached a tentative agreement under which he would pay $100 million to charity to resolve a lawsuit charging that he engaged in insider trading in 2001, according to lawyers involved in the case.

Thomas R. Kuhn, president of the Edison Electric Institute, which represents utilities, praised Mr. Leavitt for a management style that "stresses collaboration of all stakeholders in policymaking, which helps break down barriers to resolving highly charged environmental issues".