Sentence examples for commitment to genuine from inspiring English sources

We thank the new director, Gabriele Finaldi, and the company for their commitment to genuine negotiations.

A liberal commitment to genuine pluralism – genuine democratic choice – starts and finishes with the wishes of the public, not the preferences of the political classes.

Moreover, Mr. Putin's choice of Mikhail Kasyanov as prime minister reflects less a commitment to genuine economic reform than concern about Russia's debts and an expectation of continued loans.

In any case, sustained commitment to genuine merit-based promotion is needed throughout the civil service, to ensure apprentices – and also direct entrants without degrees – meet no glass ceilings on their way up.

And in the wider context of loss of political legitimacy in Europe, where decisions are made at technocratic meetings of finance officials, and austerity is being locked into the EU constitution with the new fiscal compact – not to mention the rising appeal of the far right from France to Hungary to the Netherlands – their commitment to genuine democracy is more important than ever.

The European Green Capital Award recognises the role local authorities play in improving the environment and their high level of commitment to genuine progress.

We are therefore pleased that these retailers have confirmed their commitment to using genuine prices".

Both sides need to emphasize their commitment to a genuine two-state solution with an independent, sovereign Palestine living alongside Israel in peace and security.

It is a much tougher proposition when the call on Israel goes beyond humanitarian gestures, to the kind of confidence-building measure that would confirm the prime minister's commitment to a genuine two-state solution.

With his egalitarian ethos, welcoming attitude and hardcore commitment to, and genuine love of underground house music, Mags became a budget-Mancuso for the Brighton brethren.

Elsewhere God says, "whoever does any work on the sabbath day shall be put to death," (Ex. 31:15), but Christian commitment to a genuine day of rest gave way long ago to other demands.