Sentence examples for commitment to countries from inspiring English sources

The pact was intended to show a Western commitment to countries threatened or damaged by Mr. Milosevic and inject some quick aid.

The statement said the banana deal is evidence that in adopting a "global Europe" strategy in the Lisbon Treaty, the EU is abandoning its commitment to countries with which it has had long historical ties.

We believe good people can have honest disagreements without having their morals or commitment to country being called into question.

Budget support figures are published annually by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development with a breakdown by provider, and can be used as a proxy for commitment to country ownership.

A commitment to country-by-country reporting for the extractives sector, along with pressure on tax havens to share information with other countries, would make corruption and tax dodging much more difficult.

Once again, this New Greatest Generation is leading the way in terms of commitment to country and service to others.

He also called for investments and commitments to countries in the northern part of sub-Saharan Africa, many of which have rapidly growing populations, troubled economies, and Islamic extremists.

Patriotism, feeling of attachment and commitment to a country, nation, or political community.

China and many developing countries immediately hit back stating that the protocol, the world's only legally binding commitment to get countries to reduce emissions, was "not negotiable".

But EU leaders have made no clear commitment to the countries of the ex-Soviet empire.

Leaston, A I would like to see a commitment to developing countries.