Sentence examples for resolving that it from inspiring English sources

Toni walked away from football for a short period in 2012, resolving that it was more important to spend time with his partner, Marta, after their first child was stillborn.

At some point, can't we figure out how to let go of the fight without forgetting that it happened and resolving that it not be repeated?

Meanwhile, secessionist black nationalist parties won electoral victories in Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland, and Harold Macmillan's Conservative administration in Britain moved towards breaking up the Federation, resolving that it had become untenable.

We have so many problems on this Earth that need resolving that it seems a foolish waste of our resources and an unnecessary enlargement of our deficit just for the sake of showing the rest of the world we can do it.

To resolve that, it had to start giving free access to the site, upending its business plan.

The two groups resolved that "it is likely that fuzzy rather than clear language will be used to describe this obligation" of analyzing air quality, theoretically a pivotal component of any rules on air pollution.

In 1986, Unesco and several scholarly societies resolved that "it is scientifically incorrect to say that war or any other violent behavior is genetically programmed into our human nature".

After his death, Congress resolved: "That it deems it just and proper to enter upon its records a recognition of the eminent and patriotic service of the late Brig.‑General Nathaniel Lyon.

But they resolve that it's worth it if it prevents harm coming to George.

In 2013, Etsy finally resolved that it was time to change the rules.

It had been renewed without difficulty every decade since the 1970s; Stark now resolved that it would end.