Sentence examples for commitment to a world from inspiring English sources

"I'm grateful, as well, for your commitment to a world that trades in freedom," he said.

"My response to that was I just have an unfailing commitment to a world that I wish we were living in.

This is despite Labor's "unequivocal commitment to a world free of nuclear weapons" and the commitment of several American allies to banning nuclear weapons.

Since Jude, who is adopted, is probably already suffering from the lifelong effects of fetal alcohol syndrome, one does tend to wonder if Les has the sense God gave a piece of lint, but whatever: Henderson is less interested in scolding these spacey parents than in showing what might produce a fervent commitment to a world as rigorous and rule-governed as the straight-edge music scene.

(Strawson 1994, 1) It is this kind of prior commitment to a world view that makes it so tempting to interpret Russell as a materialist.

Often it is said that cosmopolitanism is meaningless without the context of a world-state or that cosmopolitanism necessarily involves the commitment to a world state.

"You will not destroy our democracy, or our commitment to a better world... no one shall scare us out of being Norway".

It arose as well from the culture and historical evolution of a society whose ultimate power would be measured by its vigor and its people's commitment to a better world.

For us, Bupa's commitment to a Well World not only recognises the care and support we already provide, but helps us to think how we can extend this care to people and communities beyond our care homes.

John D. Bond III, president of J. A. Jones Construction Company, said in a statement today in response to the revelation, "Let me make this as clear as I can make it: anyone who questions the patriotism of J. A. Jones Construction Company, its employees and our historical commitment to a free world is misguided and misinformed".

As in the case of Moore it is tempting to interpret his commitment to a timeless world of universals as pointing if not to an endorsement at least to a toleration of a position that is difficult to distinguish from some version of an ontological idealism.