Sentence examples for resolved to step from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama did not fully realize as he walked off the stage just how badly it had gone, but aides said he resolved to step up his game.

Delegates took turns to attack the government over what they say is the privatisation of the state education system and resolved to step up their campaign by staging demonstrations and co-ordinated strikes as well as lobbying against further academies and free schools at local, regional and national level.

After a misjudgement in the first round almost caused him to miss out on qualification, Gay resolved to step up his pace, and he won the 100 m quarter-final with a US record-setting run of 9.77 s.

Militia leaders have already demonstrated their resolve to step into the political process.

Mr. Davis said a visit to the devastation of the World Trade Center played a role in his resolve to step down without delay, sparing Lincoln Center a protracted struggle.

Senator Paul Coverdell, a Georgia Republican, said that the move today signaled "a turning point in this whole struggle" against Colombian drug cartels by demonstrating a strong bipartisan resolve to step up American support and provide training to special anti-narcotics battalions.

In November it resolved to accelerate steps to introduce its own mitigation efforts.

Expulsion of the inspectors, or removal of the fuel, would heighten the confrontation, but analysts said tonight that the wording of the North Korean statement suggested that North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Il, had not yet resolved to take such steps.

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

I invite you to join with us in resolving to take that step in April with the USA Science & Engineering Festival!

While it is true that you can't just make a New Year's resolution to feel a certain way, you can resolve to take some steps this year to help yourself along this complicated journey through grief.