(No, he's not your classic "new-ager," the kind cynics love to disparage. He's a practical man with a keen mind, a strong spiritual side, and a fundamental commitment to decency, liberty, and equality).
Formed as a peaceful, humane response to the blood bath of World War II, the bloc has always prided itself on its commitment to decency, including a traditional welcome among member states to accepting refugees.
By standing up to the Chinese regime we can assert our commitment to decency and avoid the embarrassment of overlooking behaviour we know to be repugnant.
Brooklyn "A" is extremely proud to have its Williamsburg headquarters building, the Shriver Tyler MacCrate Center for Justice, as an ongoing monument celebrating Judge Tyler's good works, courage, brilliance, savvy, "can do" approach, and commitment to decency and fairness.
Commenting on Brooke's election and other developments that day, Martin Luther King Jr commented that "despite appeals to bigotry of an intensity and vulgarity never before witnessed in the North, millions of white voters remained unshaken in their commitment to decency".
Our dedication to self-validation has overcome our commitment to decency, understanding, and good faith.
With greater diversity, grounded in strong values, a commitment to essential rights and decency, a party is better placed to avoid pandering to the latest popular prejudice.
If your political reference points are decency, character and a commitment to the common good, the president is an ongoing disaster.
Punishment can signify or cultivate a commitment to the rule of law, as well as the faith in law and decency among officials upon which the rule of law depends (C. Murphy 2010).
Plus a commitment to pleasure.
There's a commitment to ecological sustainability.
