Sentence examples for resolved to launch from inspiring English sources

Together, Emily and Georgina resolved to launch Comment is free.

NASA has resolved to launch future shuttle flights only in daylight, so that any liftoff damage would be readily visible.

Police sources told Belgian television stations they had resolved to launch the pre-emptive operation against the terrorist suspects a fortnight ago after bugging the homes and cars of the men who were said to have recently returned from fighting in the war in Syria.

The broad range of issues that all three departments must resolve to launch a successful product is summarized in the exhibit "What Goes into a Comprehensive New-Product Strategy". When you look at the length of the list, it becomes easy to see that launching a new product involves far more than ramping up a large sales force.

Do we have the means or resolve to launch a punishing attack against North Korea, which is perceived as crazy enough to launch a nuclear attack against South Korea or Japan, expecting China to continue to protect it at the U.N. and provide it with military support?

The strategic aim was to demonstrate that the United States was "coupled" with its European allies and had the political resolve to launch a nuclear strike if they were attacked with either conventional or nuclear weapons.

The project resolved to raise $40,000 to launch Hot Chicken Takeover to the next level, and after a mere 30 days and some very loyal supporters, that goal was beyond achieved.

Although Theophilos's principal commanders, Theophobos and the Domestic of the Schools Manuel, both advised for a surprise night attack, the Emperor sided with the opinion of the other officers and resolved to wait and launch his attack on the next day.

When Gibbons saw the flights were launching for $99, he resolved to take his English father and Irish mother to the British Isles.

Nobody knows if sufficient resolve exists to launch one.

He resolved to protect him.