Sentence examples similar to commit oneself to respecting from inspiring English sources

Sending Europeans' data across the Atlantic is legal provided American companies commit themselves to respecting EU privacy standards.

But if every one of us were to commit right now to just letting other people exist without judgment, if we commit to respecting people and demanding that respect for everyone, then suicide rates among LGBT youth would drop.

But if every one of us were to commit right now to respecting people and demanding that respect for everyone, then we would end this culture of violence.

Unlike Trump, who would not commit to respecting the results of the election if he lost, most of those who are opposed to him accept the outcome of November 8th; Clinton herself did so with grace.

He refuses to commit to respecting our election results.

We are continuing to urge the federal government to commit to respecting the privacy and confidentiality of all applicants".

It means States must commit to respecting the rights of indigenous peoples, including their rights to land, territory, and a healthy environment.

However, during Wednesday's presidential debate, republican nominee Donald Trump refused to commit to respecting the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. .

Have international organizations (WHO, European Union) develop a charter on good antibiotic stewardship and have all the ministries of health worldwide sign it and commit to respecting it.

The United States is committed only to respecting Iraqi laws — a low bar because Iraq's environmental agencies are still in their infancy.

The treaty, first signed by the UK in 1976, commits countries to respecting the principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.