Sentence examples for Unqualified commitment from inspiring English sources
Since his first letter to stockholders, Bezos has expressed an unqualified commitment to delivering unparalleled value to the consumer.
"What animates all her opinions is an unqualified commitment to fairness and a willingness to grapple with what the founders' vision of equality means today," said Cohen.
According to media reports, the president's advisers are searching for ways of reassuring Israel's public of President Obama's friendship and unqualified commitment to Israel's security.
But the British leader said he would be making Pakistan's willingness to make an unqualified commitment to the war with the extremists a test of future support.
It is quite clear from the record, however, that the position of the majority of the GAC, including Dr. Oppenheimer, was that a thermonuclear weapon should never be produced, and that the United States should make an unqualified commitment to this effect.
Firstly, Tepperman failed to mention what I stressed repeatedly in the book and have stressed in everything that I have published concerning the war on terror: my strong and unqualified commitment to the campaign against Al Qaeda and its allies, and my support for the war in Afghanistan and for British participation in that war.
In general, Pascal's commitment to Jansenism was unqualified, although he denied in the Provincial Letters that he was a member of Port-Royal (I, 781).
No assertion goes unqualified.
Yet testimonials are unqualified.
I felt distinctly unqualified.
