Sentence examples for will make a determined from inspiring English sources

The two sides will immediately resume permanent status negotiations on an accelerated basis and will make a determined effort to achieve the mutual goal of reaching an agreement by May 4 , 1999

"I very much hope that the leaders of Northern Ireland, with the continued help of the British, Irish, and American governments, will make a determined effort to reach agreement".

According to the Ministry of Justice, category C prisoners cannot be trusted in open conditions, but are not considered to have the resources and will to make a determined escape attempt.

Heel height will make a difference when determining how low the hem should go.

The broker will make a forecast of demand, determine what and when to buy and then will make any advanced purchases from the provider.

:: Star Clock - Coming Soon! Students will make a star clock and determine the time of the year certain constellation appear in the night time sky.

We predict that genomics will make a difference primarily in determining which parts of the genomes are responsible for local adaptation and therefore important to preserve.

One of the studies that affirms the diminishing proportion of blue collar whites in the electorate, written for the Brookings Institution by Ruy Teixeira and Alan Abamowitz, concludes [pdf], nevertheless, that "the voting proclivities of the white working class will make a huge difference and could well determine who the next president will be".

The members have not yet determined when they will make a decision.

These viewers determine if the movie will make a profit.

They will make an initial assessment to determine how much of the documentation is new and how much was included by Iraq in past declarations.