s'ébranler

Il nous faut nous préparer à ces difficultés et notre détermination ne doit en rien s'ébranler afin d'éviter que ces obstacles n'entravent la bonne voie des opérations.
It is necessary to be prepared for that and to have a strong determination not to let things be spoiled by them.
Je voudrais dire au président en exercice que le train va s'ébranler, qu'il prendra de la vitesse, mais je me demande s'il ne sera pas plus difficile de le prendre en marche, lorsqu'il sera déjà bien lancé ?
I would say to the President-in-Office that the train will start, it will travel well, and will it not be harder to clamber on the train once it is well in motion?
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