Sentence examples for resolved to join from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron, believing the problem was poor communication rather than a poor policy, resolved to join the mission to explain it.

But he had become an alcoholic, and after several arrests for violent behaviour resolved to join a 12-step recovery programme.

"This month, an attack was carried out in Sydney by Man Haron Monis, a Muslim who resolved to join the mujāhidīn of the Islamic State in their war against the crusader coalition," the story reads.

In Baghdad, Kufa, Najaf, Baquba and Falluja, interviews with Sunnis and Shiites alike show a new corps of men, and a few women, who have resolved to join the resistance.

To that end, two LGBT rights organizations Athlete Ally, an American group devoted to the eradication of homophobia in sports, and All Out, a global network that uses social media to rally support—have resolved to join forces to figure out ways to publicize Russia's regressive laws, get people to express their opposition to them and turn the Sochi games into, well, a teachable moment.

Marie, in shock, is later resolved to join Jason as they escape and investigate "John Michael Kane".

Each of us has to resolve to join the effort, doing our part to speak up as policy is being formulated and ideas are being aired.

Who could have believed, in the 1960s, that half a century on from Harold Wilson's speech about the "white heat of technology", young men in Britain would be looking at public beheadings on their laptops and, liking what they saw, resolving to join a crusade in the Middle East, a jihad against the infidel?

So this year, I ask you to resolve to join us by celebrating our anniversary, committing yourself to help advance equality on behalf of our families, and connecting on a deeper level with the growing community of families supported by the Family Equality Council.

Ferguson may have worked football's back corridors to establish the strength of Guardiola's resolve to join Manchester City.

He wants those on each side of the most toxic conflicts in American life — over race, faith, abortion — to resolve their differences, and in resolving them, to join his cause as well.