Sentence examples for commitment to confronting from inspiring English sources
Young Jean Lee's work as a playwright and theater-maker is praised for its originality, diversity in form and subject and commitment to confronting political and social complexities.
His brave commitment to confronting the regime's despicable violence with peaceful protest serves as an example for the Syrian people and for all those who suffer under the yoke of oppression.
Compared with US policy over the past 10 years, Obama's commitment to confronting climate and energy issues is significantly more promising than what we experienced under the Bush administration.
The city is also undeniably relevant right now, with a deep commitment to confronting its past (and often present) of racism, at a time when white supremacism has re-entered the national conversation in a major way.
"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.
Clark Stevens, a White House spokesman, reemphasized the president's commitment to confronting climate change in a statement Wednesday morning.
Unlike Lord Russell's beautiful friend, she did not comfort Mosby for the disasters he had (by intellectual commitment) to confront.
Vice President Cheney said the deployment this month of a second aircraft-carrier task force to the Persian Gulf delivered a "strong signal" of the United States' commitment to confront Iran's growing influence in the region.
He will be replaced by Juan Carlos Pinzón, the chief of staff to President Juan Manuel Santos.Bumbling BerlusconiDoubts were raised about Italy's commitment to confront its debt crisis when Silvio Berlusconi, the prime minister, withdrew a plan to impose a surtax on higher private-sector incomes that had been included in an emergency budget presented to parliament only weeks ago.
