Sentence examples for commitment to a common cause from inspiring English sources
Public sector monopolies may not have always been effective, but at least they came with a story, an implied commitment to a common cause.
Though Mr. Missari is not inked — he works in catering — he loves animals and broached the idea that the bikers should become more than just friends bound by a commitment to a common cause; he wanted them to become an organization.
However, as Ansell and Gash emphasize, an intrinsic factor to good collaboration is members' commitment to a common cause.
Deferring building announcements and other provocative actions in East Jerusalem thus became the litmus test of Netanyahu's commitment to the common cause of curbing Iran's nuclear enthusiasm.
Most important to succeed in this field are the conviction of correctness of personal actions and a major commitment to a "good and common cause".
It's built through work and commitment – a byproduct of people uniting in a common cause, to right some wrong, heal hurt or give service.
"Nations have shown they can work together under a common roof, to reach consensus on a common cause".
We are now a year on from the Paris Agreement, a wonderful commitment to combatting climate change that joins nations from around the world behind a common cause.
But some who commute to the games have a sense of commitment to a greater cause.
