Sentence examples for a commitment to law from inspiring English sources

An old police adviser, he identified Labour anew with a commitment to law and order.

To some residents, Detroit's move to shut down the popular underground bash signals a commitment to law and order.

The justice says that endorsing capital punishment is touted as a commitment to law and order — whether it was Gov. George W. Bush presiding over 40 executions in Texas in 2000 (the most ever in a year in one state) or elected judges in Alabama favoring the penalty (while unelected judges in Delaware do not).

At one point he shouted, "We don't want them in our country!" He repeated a refrain concerning his commitment to "law and order," but he said nothing about the violence Black Americans are facing in our nation.

Simon Johnson, a partner at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, says such activities offer the perfect chance "to start applying your theoretical knowledge in practice and demonstrate an interest in and commitment to law".

But commitment to law is not a weakness.

They see his commitment to law and order.

It is the result of a new commitment to laws and rules that have been on the books for years, including executive orders that prohibit the use of off-road vehicles except where authorized.

But we need you to make a commitment to the law school for a few years before taking any other position.' " Now Mr. Summers is President Obama's top economic adviser, and Ms. Kagan is the president's Supreme Court nominee.

She added: "Instead of hasty measures, the government should make a commitment to effective law enforcement and the more difficult and lengthy steps needed to reform the criminal justice system".

Unheeded then, these words now are understood to state a commitment to the law's neutrality where the rights of person are at stake.