Sentence examples for commitment to membership from inspiring English sources
Michael Ancram, 56, the shadow foreign secretary, reasserted the Tory commitment to membership in the European Union, just days after Lady Thatcher had made front-page headlines by publishing excerpts from her new book, "Statecraft," in which she calls the organization "unreformable" and advises Britain to start withdrawing.
"It gives the Irish people the opportunity to reaffirm Ireland's commitment to membership of the Euro, which remains a fundamental pillar of our economic and jobs strategy".
The summit conclusions say that before January "the negotiating framework will be... confirmed by the European Council" - a sign of the EU leaders' commitment to membership talks with Serbia.
Mr Gul has just reaffirmed Turkey's commitment to EU membership.
Its subsequent success was the result of making a commitment to E.U. membership, following an I.M.F. program and other factors.
From his earliest days in parliament he spoke up consistently and strongly for full-blooded British commitment to EU membership.
She added that she respected the club's commitment to keeping its membership process private and cautioned against making any assumptions.
During our stay in Estonia, he spoke publicly at a think-tank conference and made plain his commitment to the Baltic states' membership in NATO and the obligation to defend them from Russian aggression.
His main target is what he calls the "lying elite" or the "establishment"—a mixture of shady businesspeople, semi-retired spies and their hangers-on in the media.Weird and wonderfulHis commitment to Poland's membership of the European Union has sometimes been questioned, and the new government's handling of foreign affairs has looked inept.
With no consultation with paying members, it has been decided that the promise and commitment to allow the membership to elect the college chair and other key post holders is to replaced by those who are already on the inside allocating key roles among themselves.
