Sentence examples for tough determinations from inspiring English sources
"It's 2,300 pages that affect every facet of the financial services industry," said Justin Daly, a former counsel at the S.E.C. "If you look at a lot of the important provisions, Congress delegates authority to the agencies to make the really tough determinations.
She is passionate, impetuous and confident, with a tough determination to grab the brass ring that has been presented to her.
It's hard to tell her sullen timidity at the beginning from her tough determination at the end, nor is it clear what is really at stake for her.
But Mr. Dowd's characters also embody a ravaged rural stoicism, a tough determination to survive, which contemporary country music has turned its back on with an embarrassed shudder.
He embraced a tough determination that believed in American democracy far more than those who sought to deny Negroes their basic human rights.
Generally the hero-teacher is a self-sacrificing Christ figure, willing the culturally deprived (read: poor) students to come out of the ghetto with her deep empathy and tough determination.
According to Brountas, the toughest determination is placed on non-management investors such as venture capitalists or angel investors who hold more than 10% of shares.
As president, he has also talked tough about his determination to work multilaterally to prevent further nuclear weapons proliferation.
It's tough because the determination of whether you are successful or not is so concentrated into a short period of time".
"To this end, the IAAF, Wada, the member federations and athletes need to look closely at ourselves, our cultures and our processes to identify where failures exist and be tough in our determination to fix them and rebuild trust in our sport.
I know that shaking the legacy of penury and struggle in childhood is a tough call, requiring determination and resilience, and both are hard to dredge up if you are suffering from depression – so do please go to a GP and get yourself a diagnosis.
