Sentence examples for resolving to enter from inspiring English sources

Resolving to enter law school, he worked his way across the country in 1922 and enrolled at Columbia University Law School, where he later edited the law review.

But he is resolved to enter the fray for the Jets' most unsettled and unsettling position by Nov. 19, when they play the Miami Dolphins, a team that picked apart the Jets' secondary three weeks ago.

The Crimean parliament resolved "to enter into the Russian Federation with the rights of a subject of the Russian Federation".

After a debate, it was sent to James, who rejected it; the Commons instead resolved to enter it into the Journal of the Commons, which required no royal authorisation.

It takes real resolve to enter it.

Clémence, after a crisis of faith, resolves to enter a convent, thus nourishing her own love from afar.

Another response is to give Ledet a break, stop acting as if UPS trucks are pulled by a fleet of flying reindeer, and resolve to enter the next holiday season with reasonable expectations.

The Official wing of Sinn Féin gradually dropped its traditional nationalism and was renamed Sinn Féin the Workers Partyy (1977) and later the Workers Partyy (1982), signifying its resolve to enter electoral politics as a Marxist party.

I only throw his name out there because I'd like us to start thinking that way...".. Even if his public utterances do indicate a resolve to enter politics, which seems unlikely, Damon would presumably struggle to unseat incumbent president Barack Obama in time for a run next year.

Kirk resolves to enter the Rip.

Nine hundred representatives of the LCWR approved of public response issued on Aug. 10, in which the LCWR resolves to enter a dialogue with the Seattle's Archbishop J. Peter Sartain of Seattle, who has been appointed to serve as their "minder"; push for equality in the church; and work to achieve an environment more hospitable to the discussion of differences.