Sentence examples for commitment to battle from inspiring English sources
There was no evidence of complicity between the combatants to unnecessarily prolong the agony beyond what were two of the most peace-riddled rounds in the history of the sport, outside mutual recognition of an obvious gulf in their commitment to battle.
It isn't a distraction — it's a fundamental litmus test of your commitment to battle climate change.
Barely ever without a cigarette, or his Kalashnikov rifle, he's steadfast in his commitment to battle.
"It isn't a distraction — it's a fundamental litmus test of your commitment to battle climate change," Sanders tweeted.
Despite these trying times the majority of my colleagues in education are dedicated professionals who soldier on in their commitment to battle ignorance and validate the inconveniently independent findings of science.
Mindful of the need to clean up its image to challenge for the presidency in 2018, the party has since stressed its commitment to battling corruption.
For years, American counterterrorism officials have watched Yemen with trepidation as an unstable state with multiple security challenges and an uncertain commitment to battling extremists who see their main enemies in the West.
At first there were few, but since the army entered South Waziristan in 2004, around 600 soldiers, and even more militants, have been killed, according to (admittedly unreliable) official figures.For America, this operation is the acid test of Pakistan's commitment to battling terrorism.
As I listened to heads of state today talk about their commitment to battling climate change, almost to a person, they each talked about solar energy.
On the contrary, the fighter has become a sort of freelance fighter in western Syria, redoubling his commitment to battling the Assad regime and pushing his brand of radical Sunni Islam.
I am serving as a member of the U.S. government delegation at the United Nations General Assembly Special Sessionn on HIV/AIDS this week, and I hope countries will use this meeting as an opportunity to redouble their commitment to battling these diseases.
