Sentence examples for commitment and resolve from inspiring English sources

"Our commitment and resolve to address human rights problems around the world is a matter of U.S. policy; it will not be affected by this vote".

"We do not underestimate the difficulty of the tasks ahead but we will take up the challenge with the humility, commitment and resolve that our country deserves," he said.

Our countries do not just share the experience and pain of terrorism, we share the commitment and resolve to confront the brutal terrorists that took these innocent people from us.

In this respect, Sir Oliver Letwin was quite right last week to tell the Times that the main parties have "made a terrible mistake" in failing to argue, with commitment and resolve, that "properly controlled migration enriches the country in every sense".

"The situation in Afghanistan is serious, but success is achievable and demands a revised implementation strategy, commitment and resolve, and increased unity of effort," General McChrystal said in a statement after sending his report to Gen. David H. Petraeus, the commander of all Middle East forces.

It warns that defense cutbacks "constitute a serious strategic misstep [that has] caused significant investment shortfalls in U.S. readiness and. . . have prompted our current and potential allies and adversaries to question our commitment and resolve". The report wasn't the work of cranks.

So Lloyd George, plausibly shaken — and, along with Balfour, curiously attached to the idea that Jewry in both Russia and the United States wielded disproportionate influence — supposed that a promise to support Jewish nationalism would reinforce American commitment and Russian resolve.

"I think the idea is a commitment and a resolve to make sure we can have a Greens representative and maintain a Greens representative in each state, to be able to represent the progressive views of that state, and I think that's probably not a surprising thing," she said.

"The one thing I never have to question with my team is their commitment and their resolve.

A life spent in pursuit of such a singular goal is like a pilgrimage; it is endless and requires extreme effort, daily commitment and absolute resolve.

Referring to the debate on the future of Europe which took place in the Parliament on 1 March, Kenny said: "We need to demonstrate unity, we need a commitment and a resolve to ensure that the Union remains essential to the future peace and prosperity of all citizens". He also described the EU as "an indispensable source of stability".