Sentence examples for resolved to raise from inspiring English sources

Ted resolved to raise enough money to buy a replacement television.

It is the first time either chamber has resolved to raise fuel-economy standards for a third of a century.

I resolved to raise money for the PICU at Bristol children's hospital, where about 800 children are treated every year.

What can we do?'" They resolved to raise money for an "end-of-life care room", paying for its decoration and furnishings, including artworks.

Partly to meet the mounting costs of the Gulf of Mexico spill, BP has resolved to raise $38 billion by selling assets.

In the end, the cartel resolved to raise its output by only 500,000 barrels per day, or less than 2%, although the increase comes in addition to the 900,000 b/d its members are already pumping in excess of their quotas.

Mr Osborne adopted that policy in his spending review later that month, resolving to raise rates by three percentage points on average by 2014-15, starting in April 2012.

Afterwards, Tomoya resolves to raise Ushio and acknowledges Naoyuki as his father.

After catching Brendan and Ste kissing, Rae resolves to raise the baby alone, but suffers a miscarriage after a vicious row with Brendan.

But when he's absolutely peachy about the news--for example, not knowing if it's a boy or girl, she suggests the name "Daphne" and he endearingly responds, "It's a quare name for a boy --this moment of saccharine goodness makes her realize that the superficial person sitting opposite her is the kind of man the Irish call a "lad," and she resolves to raise the child boy --this.

The report is likely to strengthen the Federal Reserve's resolve to raise rates at its next meeting in December.