Sentence examples for commitment to democratic rights from inspiring English sources

Ghannouchi and other leaders affirmed their commitment to democratic rights and excluded references to Sharia law in the new constitution.

All but a few of them, calling themselves a "community of democracies," signed on in Warsaw to a declaration affirming their commitment to democratic institutions and the protection of human rights.

An Asian human rights activist proudly introduced herself to my class as a threat to national security: her commitment to democratic values put her so at odds with two Southeast Asian governments that she had to travel clandestinely.

Though my heart is with their democratic goals, I must admit that their commitment to democratic principles runs skin deep.

Trying such cases and sometimes questioning executive power strengthens their commitment to democratic values.

He professed his commitment to democratic values and promised a redoubled reform effort, a "Second Rose Revolution".

Does a commitment to democratic elections require one to accept a fair election that puts an anti-democratic party into power?

The vote became a referendum on the government's commitment to democratic rule.

The reports have raised questions about government legitimacy and commitment to democratic principles.

He has a strong commitment to democratic rule and pulls few punches on any topic.

His commitment to Democratic values and principles helped make it possible for new Americans to find a home in Democratic politics.