Sentence examples for commitment to fundamental principles from inspiring English sources

A new legal challenge represents the sharpest test yet at the prison of America's commitment to fundamental principles of due process.

David's commitment to fundamental principles rewarded him with a room packed full of an ecstatic dancers by the time of his anniversary party the following February; that night I began to grasp what The Loft must have been like during peak years in the 1970s and early 1980s.

The obvious choice, reaffirmed most recently when leaders met late last year, is a commitment to "fundamental values and principles" around human rights and democracy.

"In times of crisis," she said, "our commitment to fundamental freedoms is put to the test".

"We say [the rule is] contrary to fundamental principles of insolvency law".

However, Sulzer also recognizes that art can be put to perverse and immoral use as well as healthy and good use, thus while art can contribute to morality both directly and indirectly we must also have an independent grasp of and commitment to the fundamental principles of morality in order to make sure that aesthetic experience's natural tendency to morally good outcomes is not perverted.

Both the president and the Senate, in its confirmation hearings, should also look to the nominee for commitment to some fundamental principles.

Whenever the U.S. government declares its commitment to these fundamental principles, we will be ready to talk, even though we are very saddened by the behavior of the U.S. government.

These cases press home the need for abortion opponents and supporters alike to oppose these bans and secure society's commitment to the fundamental principle: That a woman is a person with civil and human rights throughout her pregnancy.

Women, conversely, would bring more discipline and a greater commitment to fundamentals, Howard said.

"At the same time, we are committed to two fundamental principles.