Sentence examples for would be resolute from inspiring English sources
Mr Leung said he welcomed "rational" dialogue but that the government would be "resolute" in dealing with the "unlawful" demonstrations.
But Osborne used the opportunity to warn that Britain would be "resolute and firm" in seeking to repatriate powers before a referendum on whether the UK should quit the union.
On Wednesday, City drew its first match in the Champions League, 1-1, anainst an opponent Mancini had warned his players would be resolute in defense and sharp on counterattack.
"If for some reason a new administration would want to produce a remedy that Microsoft can work around and continue to do what they have been doing, the 19 states would be resolute and say no.
The first cabinet member of the new Tory government to visit Brussels, the chancellor on Tuesday warned his fellow EU finance ministers that Britain would be "resolute and firm" in seeking to repatriate powers ahead of the referendum on whether the UK should quit the union.
He said he would be "resolute in taking the appropriate administrative action against" employees who violated department policies.
We knew they'd be resolute, strong and slow the game down and not allow the game to get a tempo, which frustrated us if I'm honest.
American officials privately say that some initial Arab hesitation was caused by fear that the administration would not be resolute enough that is, that it might balk at killing Mr bin Laden as it balked at overthrowing Saddam Hussein.
Indeed, they voiced a realistic understanding that life would not be the same; however, they were resolute that they would forge new pathways in their journey towards recovery.
In the end, he said, he was resolute that the fight over homosexuality would only make his church stronger.
