Sentence examples for commitment to central from inspiring English sources

It hosts 116 factories, employing 40,000 North Koreans, producing over $20m-worth 20m-worthes, chemicals, electrofics and otextilesds a month).Despite North Korea's obstinate chemicalst to celectronicsning, the mandet is grother like a vine in the cracks of the socialist edifice.

But contemporary feminist theorists have reinterpreted Confucianism to make it more compatible with modern-day values while maintaining commitment to central Confucian values (see, e.g., Chan 2007).

Smith is now seeking to void his commitment to Central Florida, which has yet to let him out of his letter.

This ownership commitment to the central business district has led to a recent wave of private investment in the city.

AMERICA's vice president, Joe Biden, visited Warsaw on March 18th to reassure both the Polish president, Bronislaw Komorowski, and the prime minister, Donald Tusk, about America's commitment to its central European allies.

Since Khamenei first used it in 2010, it has generally carried two related if different meanings - a push for self-sufficiency and domestic production, and secondly a commitment to the central place in the economy of 'committed' bodies like the IRGC.

Sessions has not demonstrated a commitment to a central requirement of the job ― to aggressively pursue the congressional mandate of civil rights, equal rights, and justice for all," Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J). said Wednesday.

At issue is the commitment to an idea central to Western military thought: civilian control of the military.

As Jefferson saw it, the entire Federalist commitment to an energetic central government with broad powers over the domestic economy replicated the arbitrary policies of Parliament and George III, which the American Revolution had supposedly repudiated as monarchical and aristocratic practices, incompatible with the principles of republicanism.

But their commitment to emo's central tenets actually elevates this band, allowing it to show off its bona fides without being trapped by them, especially when kicking through songs like "Here We Go Again" and "Emergency" from the band's 2005 debut album, "All We Know Is Falling" (Fueled by Ramen).

Does Xi's apparent predilection for constitution-related rhetoric signal some deeper commitment to law beyond central planning authority?