1.   Bruce Buchanan, a political scientist at the University of Texas, said Bush must convince his backers that he has the resolve to fight.

2.   But the club also had a resolve to not let the injuries consume them.

3.   Delphine Jackson said her son always has had a resolve that surfaced in whatever endeavors he pursued.

4.   In the Republican response, Virginia Gov. James Gilmore, a former NATO counter-intelligence officer, questioned whether Clinton himself had the resolve to stick with the mission.

5.   It is far from clear that the fund has the resolve to humiliate Russia by cutting off aid if it deviates from performance targets.

6.   Japan may not have such resolve.

7.   These areas, including Sarajevo, proved in fact to be completely unsafe because the United Nations did not have the resolve to defend them.

8.   We have the resolve to work through them.

9.   When a nation is less confident, it tends to spend less money and have less resolve.

10.   With the debut of her first signature collection in two years, Laura Whitcomb has proven she has the resolve to make it.