Sentence examples for wholehearted decision from inspiring English sources

Although repentance may be accompanied by formal and ceremonial acts, such as fasting, its basic principle is the renunciation of the sin and the wholehearted decision not to repeat it.

Working to make peace with life will give your heart new eyes that will enable you to make more wholehearted decisions about the things that live close to your soul.

While Senator John McCain declared his wholehearted support for the decision, Mr. Obama was more moderate in his praise, saying that the ruling would "provide much-needed guidance to local jurisdictions across the country".

WASHINGTON — President Obama, noting that he was the father of two daughters, threw his wholehearted support on Thursday behind a decision by his health and human services secretary, Kathleen Sebelius, not to allow emergency contraceptives to be sold over the counter to young teenagers.

The decision represents a compromise between wholehearted acceptance and rejection of the computer techniques that are becoming more common in mathematics.

When, after de Gaulle's vetoes and further knocking at the door we were eventually admitted to the community, our policy towards it did not smack of wholehearted commitment even after the overwhelming referendum.These postwar policy decisions appear to have flowed from a series of questionable judgments.

A road-and-rail link, internationally monitored, might well connect the 50km (30 miles) or so between Gaza and the West Bank.Mr Olmert himself recently announced, soon after his decision to leave office amid corruption allegations, his wholehearted adoption of the broad package described above.

When I spoke to Jack Berkovits about his decision to go into the cash-for-gold business in a wholehearted way, he seemed eager to assign himself motives that might pass muster Talmudically.