First, common resolve to root out terrorism wherever it may be.
A statement released by his office "reiterated the government's resolve to root out the cancer of terrorism from every nook and corner of the country".
Experts, prosecutors and watchdog groups say they fear that major setbacks to anticorruption efforts in South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya are weakening the resolve to root out graft, a stubborn scourge that saps money needed to combat poverty and disease in the world's poorest region.
There's certainly nothing nice about being treated that way in parliament but it strengthens my resolve to root out sexism in the house and also make sure I keep doing what I do to make sure a woman in a leadership position in a political party in parliament is no longer seen as some kind of aberration.
He walks readers through breathtaking experiments, like an artificial replacement for a rat hippocampus, and he proposes a few tweaks to the classic brain design, like a digital module to root out and resolve cognitive dissonance.
Immediately after the terrorist attacks, President Bush would, as he did, express his personal anger, our national resolve to rebuild, America's commitment to root out the causes of this tragedy, and declare war on terrorism.
While American officials said he appeared determined to root out Qaeda elements, his resolve has wavered over time, depending on his calculation of whether radical Islamists are a threat or benefit to him.
Instead, the country united through presidential and parliamentary elections that demonstrated a resolve to not only resist aggression but also to root out corruption and mismanagement.
The handling of the case will also test the resolve of the football authorities and the commission to root out betting corruption.
"The American people should be confident that we will not waver in our resolve to defeat Al Qaeda and its affiliates and to root out violent extremism in all its forms," the president said.
