Sentence examples similar to spark resolve from inspiring English sources

Grisly assassinations of two popular Mafia-fighting officials in Sicily sparked citizens' resolve in the 1990's for a crackdown on organized crime and a growing confidence in public officials.

It was a chance conversation in a pub with a group of visitors from Belfast that sparked Sutcliffe's resolve to topple the statue.

But they had also sparked a seize-the-day resolve in her and revived a long-buried, if now unlikely, ambition: to make visual art.

On Monday night, French President Emmanuel Macron was scheduled to give a national televised address, the latest in a series of so far failed attempts to resolve the crisis sparked by the yellow-vest protests.

The RMT union held talks with the company in an effort to resolve the dispute sparked by the sacking of ticket examiner Scott Lewis.

Rugby's authorities have been working together to attempt to resolve a dispute sparked in June 2012, when the Premiership and Top 14 clubs gave two years' notice they would be withdrawing from the Heineken Cup.

The rescue allowed the prisoners to tell of the death march and prison camp atrocities, which sparked a new rush of resolve for the war against Japan.

In 1964, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson formed a committee to resolve the issue, sparking a serious debate about a flag change.

The rescue, along with the liberation of Camp O'Donnell the same day, allowed the prisoners to tell of the Bataan and Corregidor atrocities, which sparked a new wave of resolve for the war against Japan.

Representatives for Spark said they were "pleased to resolve the litigation," according to Christian News.

The theory is that this could spark a flurry of lawsuits that might resolve the legal conflict in their favor.