Sentence examples for commitment to constructive from inspiring English sources

We are working closely with the Bric nations, with European governments and have more embassies than ever before, a sign of our commitment to constructive engagement.

On Rouhani's declared commitment to "constructive engagement," he noted Iran's active support for the Assad regime.

As with his stated commitment to constructive engagement, the words are laudable even if the underlying substantial basis is flawed.

Furthermore, he argued that Gandhi would believe that the Occupy movement needs a more focused message and a greater commitment to "'constructive work' and service" rather than mere protest.

Hague said Britain was prepared to enter talks with Syria's ally Iran, but that Iran must show a commitment to a constructive settlement.

To be once more engaged and contributing to the solution of vital matters will have an incalculable effect on Russia's sense of place and its commitment to a constructive role in the years ahead.

Eck notes, "Pluralism is the process of creating a society through critical and self-critical encounter with one another, acknowledging, rather than hiding, our deepest differences" and a commitment to nurture constructive dialogues.

As Returned Peace Corps Volunteers, we pledge anew our commitment to embrace constructive dialogue, endeavor toward mutual understanding and respect, and protect the rights and equality of all, while moving forward together as one people and one country, embracing our differences as strengths rather than weaknesses.

On the one hand, President-elect Ma will need to follow through on his commitment to work for more constructive cross-Strait relations, albeit in a framework of consolidating Taiwan's economic, political and military position.

Ki-moon reassured the world that Tehran had made a commitment to be "positive and constructive".

Ban, who seems like a reasonable man, reassured the world that Tehran had made a commitment to be "positive and constructive".