Sentence examples for valiant plans from inspiring English sources
The Indian government has several valiant plans to bring Internet access to the villages, but they largely center on connecting government offices for ID databases and for software simulation to teach citizens skills like plumbing.
Despite valiant efforts at family planning, most of them have populations that are growing rapidly.
An early and vociferous critic of Lincoln's plans for emancipation, "Valiant Val," as some supporters called him, argued that "a confederacy made up of slave-holding and non-slave-holding States" was "the strongest of all popular governments".
Our troops on the ground were valiant and selfless, but prewar planning provided for fewer than half the number of troops that independent studies suggested would be needed in Iraq.
The design of this study recalls the valiant works of Wakitani [ 56, 57].
The Pied Piper, a two-deck passenger boat out of New London, and the Valiant of Mystic, a replica of a 19th-century steamship, are also planning to take customers out to see the race from the water.
The plan was to get the Spurs' youngsters some experience, put up a valiant postseason fight against the Los Angeles Lakers or the Sacramento Kings and then sign a superstar free agent after Robinson retired.
According to Tony Travers, an expert in London planning at the London School of Economics, "putting the funding together took years and required valiant efforts by London First and the City of London Corporation.
PERSECUTED, valiant and victorious.
Who so valiant to decide?
