Sentence examples for commitment to defense from inspiring English sources

What hasn't changed is Varejao's commitment to defense.

Today, Scott reflects Riley's discipline, conditioning drills and commitment to defense.

Wilkens said Crawford's most pressing areas of improvement were shot selection and his commitment to defense.

Chandler and Smith both sounded the same alarm, questioning the Knicks' commitment to defense and their lack of ball movement on offense.

Republicans, he said, "tend to focus on spending as a metric of their commitment to defense, sometimes as the only metric".

That would be competing with the energy and commitment to defense befitting a Riley team, including the versions that once enthralled the loyalists at Madison Square Garden.

For another, the budget projections assume, implausibly, that discretionary spending will not grow faster than inflation -- in spite of major new commitments to defense and education.

Suppose that you have commitments to defense, to Social Security, to Medicare that are growing at rates consistent with the long-run growth in the economy; if the economy plunges and then takes a long time to get back to trend, those spending programs will temporarily account for a larger share of GDP, even if there hasn't been any acceleration in their growth.

Lt. Gen. Valdas Tutkus, the Lithuanian chief of defense, said one of his nation's primary reasons for joining NATO was the commitment to collective defense laid out in Article V of the alliance's charter.

We reinforced our commitment to collective defense.

The E.F.V. opens as exhibit A in Congress's knee-jerk commitment to bottomless defense spending.