Sentence examples for commitment to basic from inspiring English sources
But they symbolise a broad commitment to basic standards of decent living.
You will thereby impress us with your commitment to basic human rights.
While we welcome the commitment to basic universal entitlements we are concerned that 'basic' can also mean 'very limited'.
Two cross-Institute efforts announced this past year highlight the campaign's commitment to basic research, human health, and innovation.
There are ongoing discussions with the United States, the official says, and the cardinal laws do not affect Hungary's commitment to basic democratic values.
Congress and the president should raise our commitment to basic education to $1 billion a year and challenge the rest of the world to match us proportionally.
Reagan not only threatened further economic actions against Poland, but promised economic aid should the Polish authorities honor their commitments to basic human rights.
Far from imposing cuts, the objectives of our programmes provide for higher spending". Meanwhile, the latest figures from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development show total aid commitments to basic education dropped more than 20% between 2006 and 2007, to $4.3bn.
On the one hand, democracy requires voluntary constraints on action, such as commitments to basic rights and to constitutional limits on political power.
"Shell's commitment to those basic principles is unwavering".
