Sentence examples for the determination to implement from inspiring English sources

Somehow all the planets aligned for Ray, a novice director with an achingly poetic-realist vision of Depression-era Texas and the determination to implement it wholesale: a perfect source novel, Edward Anderson's Thieves Like Us; and exactly the right combination of producer (John Houseman), studio (RKO) and sympathetic studio head (Dore Schary).

Be that as it may, the determination to implement a sustainable resolution to the energy crisis in Nigeria has provoked the legislature and additionally autonomous analysts to survey the country's possibilities for wind power generation [28].

As with any commitment, however, adopting a policy is only as powerful as the determination to implement it.

In order to quit smoking, actions should be planned and the determination to implement these actions is crucial.

"As far as we're concerned, what was decided yesterday confirms both the Spanish government's determination to implement the necessary reforms," he said at a briefing in Brussels, adding that commission officials had "a positive view" of Spain's draft budget.

I hoped to find something approaching a dogged determination to implement the new reforms if only for the good of the patients.

It shines a worrying light on current European governments' determination to implement liberal policies in the face of popular opposition, the tendency to shut down protesters by curtailing civil liberties, and the use of religious and racial tensions as a diversion from social criticism.

The French Communist Party congratulated the CPV on holding its 10th National Congress, and stated that it "was a milestone and an occasion for the Party to reiterate its orientations and its determination to implement objectives as well as open new visions for the 21st century".

Chris Morris, the BBC's Europe correspondent, says the Commission's draft proposals speak of a determination to implement "a more swift return system" and to "ensure a humane and dignified treatment of returnees, and a proportionate use of coercive measures".

The UN climate change chief, Patricia Espinosa, said: "This is an extraordinary momentum by nations and a clear signal of their determination to implement Paris now and raise ambition over the decades to come".

Policymakers usually alternate between hostility to new ideas and determination to implement a new policy without bothering to try it out first.