Sentence examples for resolved to practice from inspiring English sources
Murray resolved to practice literary criticism not just by writing but by prototyping.
It is also a sign that Manama has resolved to practice undisguised authoritarianism in the manner of Sisi's Egypt or the country's local ally Saudi Arabia.
To John, the law was essentially 'a sort of maze through which a client must be led to safety.'" Wearying of divorce and probate, the younger Mortimer resolved to practice the law "more interestingly".
Journalists recognised bias as inherent, and resolved to develop the practice to test information and prune any cultural or personal bias.
Democrats who made the trip said they witnessed women and children who were highly distressed about being detained, and that following the visit they were even more resolved to have the practice of long-term family detention ended.
She added that she had no illusions about her fate and was resolved to accept it: "I practice not wanting a cure, preparing to die.
The so-called Windsor Declaration that year resolved to develop "best practices" for handling customer accounts.
"Out here it's much more fulfilling," said Ms. Russell, already resolved to stay in rural practice after her studies.
It has occurred to both of them that there must be plenty of retired doctors who would be willing to donate their time if liability issues were resolved — not to build a practice, not to fight with insurance companies, but just to practice medicine for those who need it the most.
We all strive to practice evidence-based medicine but until we have a robust, reliable and methodical randomised control trial that attempts to resolve the CS debate, practice will remain diverse on this subject, as reffected by our survey.
Today, there is hardly anyone who doesn't have some kind of 'hyphen,' whether they be dedicated Christians devoted to Jungian psychology or resolved atheists to Yoga practice, couples learning to handle the demands of inter-marriage or individuals integrating dual cultural identities.
