Sentence examples for a moral commitment to from inspiring English sources

If you have a moral commitment to the public then local government is for you.

Opponents of the policy said Mr. Obama had a moral commitment to act relatively soon.

Given the recent United Nations resolution, the West has a moral commitment to the nascent Libyan opposition.

The Giving Pledge does not accept any money but asks billionaires to make a moral commitment to give away their wealth to charity.

"If you believe in something like a moral commitment to the global community and in getting people out of poverty, we must address these environmental problems".

And its Web site says "it is a moral commitment to give, not a legal contract," which would be a tighter standard.

Lewis's detachment could not disguise a genuine moral commitment to his causes.

The UK Public Opinion Monitor co-managed by IDS suggests the public have a deep moral commitment to giving aid to the poorest countries, but are torn when there is hardship at home.

Kevin Rudd, the probable foreign minister in a Latham government, was quick to qualify his leader's remarks by saying Labor saw a strong moral commitment to Iraq's economic reconstruction though there was "no correlation between making aid and having a military garrison there".

We need to make a firm moral commitment to adopt ways of living that protect the climate and help restore the Earth's ecosystems and living organisms.

Amidst the shameful dysfunctional legislative gridlock of the U.S. House of Representatives, it was a great joy this week to celebrate a time and a leader – former Minnesota Senator and Vice President Walter Mondale – when bipartisanship, common sense and a national moral commitment to children and families almost became the law of the land for young children.