Sentence examples for commitment to killing from inspiring English sources

In the second episode, "Sunshine and Frosty Swirl" on Sunday night, Deb and Dexter tried to find a workable compromise between her commitment to the law and his commitment to killing people.

Corbyn's association with, and friendship of, the Hamas terrorist organisation is a good starting point: here is an organisation which, far from denying its anti-Semitism, proudly states its commitment to killing Jews in its own constitution".

Moussaoui was charged "with undergoing the same training, receiving the same funding, and pledging the same commitment to kill Americans as the hijackers".

Horrocks plans to summon the spirit of Margaret Thatcher to make his case: "The [1970] Conservative government came in with a manifesto commitment to kill the Open University, to kill Harold Wilson's brainchild at birth.

But Cruz mostly spun a stump speech, warning about dangers to religious freedom and gun rights and his commitment to Israel, killing terrorists and abolishing the IRS.

But he said that "minimal senior White House commitment" helped to kill the initiative.

The contention that Israel was free of any commitment not to kill Mr. Arafat was rejected by Secretary of State Colin L. Powell on Friday.

"The army believes that a weak spot of Israeli deterrence is its strong commitment not to kill civilians, and there has grown the sense that it might have to temporarily overcome that weakness in order to restore deterrence".

Re "Promises of a 'Fresh Start' for U.S.-Russia Relations" (news article, April 2): Twenty-three yeago ago, President Ronald Reagan and President Mikhail S. Gorbachev of the Soviet Union nearly signed an agreement to abolish nuclear weapons, but American commitment to missile defense killed the deal.

But he quickly killed any commitment to the compromise and resolved to kill the bill in the Senate.

Mattias and Sofia, bonding over a rightwing rampage, are clearly in love, with the latter even willing to kill to prove her commitment; Mattias stops her in the nick of time (another dramatic but implausible scene), suggesting she may yet be redeemed.