Sentence examples for a longstanding commitment from inspiring English sources

Labour has a longstanding commitment to cancel the secure college.

NATO, it said, has a "longstanding commitment to render assistance in emergency situations at sea".

The United States asylum program reflects a longstanding commitment to human rights, liberty and freedom.

She has a longstanding commitment to the contribution of higher education to the economy and society.

The government would then gradually fulfill a longstanding commitment to achieve a primary budget surplus by 2020-21.

Mr. Neal said the performance was a longstanding commitment, known to the company board well in advance.

"AT&T has a very strong, longstanding commitment to workplace diversity," she said.

Lancaster has a strong and longstanding commitment to interdisciplinary work and will submit it to the REF where it is a considered to be part of a body of work that is internationally excellent in quality".

Although Mr. Bush's remarks transcended election-year partisanship and reflected what his aides say is a deep and longstanding commitment to racial reconciliation, there was still politics in the air.

Mr. McGinley attributed the band's ability to slide between music scenes as a sign of its longstanding commitment to mutability.

Praising Mr. Spitzer's "longstanding commitment to a credible and fair criminal justice system," Ms. Gaynes said the state "was appropriately inclined toward a settlement that would only have given incarcerated people what they were legally entitled to in the first place" but withdrew from the negotiations after negative editorials and "inaccurate allegations" about the governor's parole policies.