Sentence examples for brave commitment from inspiring English sources

In response, two very different constituencies may be urging Mr. Bush to dilute the brave commitment of the Warsaw speech.

His brave commitment to confronting the regime's despicable violence with peaceful protest serves as an example for the Syrian people and for all those who suffer under the yoke of oppression.

It's a combination that works particularly well on male polemicists of the muscular left, who can't do enough to defend her: her gentle charm, her small wrists, her big eyes – oh, and her brave commitment to Enlightenment values – in the face of all that extremism.

We owe it to them to meet their brave commitment with the tools they need to fight the relentless efforts of terrorists to inflict harm.

The screenplay's indictment of capitalism's often cruel pragmatism is obvious and poignant – in her jury statement SFF's jury president, the Indigenous filmmaker Rachel Perkins, focused on the film's "brave, essential commitment to community solidarity".

Now it must implement brave manifesto commitments or risk backbench revolt.

Not to recognize Cunard's brave and profound commitment to equality and justice is to dishonor the memory of one of history's most remarkable women.

In a statement last week, the anti-coup protesters said they intended to salute "the soldiers who fought the October war — so our brave army regains its commitment to the true Egyptian military doctrine and knows the difference between the enemy and its people, before it turns into militias that do not have any other mission but killing its own people".

Trained to sacrifice Despite their brave efforts and unwavering commitment, these nurses are also subjected to the stigma and fear that have characterized the epidemic since it first arrived in the country.

Suddenly, thanks to the simple commitment of a brave old man, the nation has awoken from its dreams of easy money.

It speaks highly to the motivation and commitment of these brave individuals who understand the key role of postsecondary education in achieving a successful career.