Sentence examples similar to commitment to confront challenges from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Prime Minister Brown said: "This tragedy reinforces our commitment to confront terrorism.

"The commitment to confront climate change at the highest level is beyond doubt," de Boer said.

We welcome the Obama administration's commitment to confront global wildlife trafficking networks.

"This meeting demonstrates our renewed commitment to confront a disease that is decimating our communities.

"For the next 50 years she will deploy around the world, demonstrating British power and our commitment to confronting the emerging challenges from a dangerous world.

She will also confront challenges unique to the publishing world.

Promoting trust within Europe requires understanding how neighbors understand their security challenges and how they intend to confront those challenges.

As the president said yesterday, the only way to confront these challenges is through a continual opening of our political system, a renewed commitment to strengthen our democratic institutions and an acceleration of the reform process.

But the CGF commitment and the actions to date prove that major corporate players are prepared to work together and put aside their competitive difference to confront shared challenges.

No single discipline is better poised to confront these challenges than Chemical Engineering.

Chemical engineering is a discipline well placed to confront these challenges.