Sentence examples for widespread determination to from inspiring English sources

And as alarm is gripping Europe, Prionics is on the cusp of profiting from the widespread determination to test beef cattle more widely to prevent mad cow disease, or bovine spongiform encephalopathy, from entering the human food chain.

Working as a correspondent in Germany, where they still persist with two ways of saying "you" depending on the formality of the situation, I despaired at the widespread determination to refer to me as "Frau Pidd".

We are at a critical moment, when widespread determination to defeat Obama will force conservatives to come out to the polls.

But there was a widespread determination in the immediate aftermath of the financial crisis to dismiss the notion that in a liquidity trap there are large impact of fiscal policy, positive or negative.

"I would like to pay tribute to the local farmers and landowners who have undertaken the pilots in both areas, often in difficult terrain and weather, and often in the face of intimidation by a small minority who resorted to widespread criminality in their determination to stop this disease control policy".

The three young women, Celina Khor, Kartini Kamalul Ariffin, and Rafidah Abdullah, were selected because of their widespread popularity and their determination to use their profession as a platform to promote children's rights in Malaysia.

Another widespread reaction among vacationers was the determination to regain and maintain control over their lives.

The sentencing offered further evidence of Tehran's determination to suppress dissent after widespread protests following disputed elections in June 2009.

There was widespread scepticism in spring when he spoke of his determination to challenge for the jockeys' championship but, although he was never in contention, his strike-rate peaked at an impressive 25% through August and September.

There is widespread outrage at Israel's brutal assault on Gaza and a determination to end the siege which is causing such misery to Gazans.

This time the Anglo-Dutch business has led from the front – as it seems to be doing in the race for the Arctic, with its determination to press ahead with drilling off Alaska despite widespread concern about the impact on the environment.