Sentence examples for commitment to multiparty from inspiring English sources
The countries at the foot of the continent are often celebrated for their tranquillity and commitment to multiparty democracy.
Claiming a commitment to multiparty democracy and a mixed economy, the Maoists emerged from the elections in 2008 as the largest party in the assembly a party that now appears to resemble the pragmatic CCP of recent years more closely than it resembles Maoist revolutionaries of the 20th century.
Finally, he assured us of his commitment to multiparty democracy and holding free elections as soon as possible.
"Buhari's strong rhetorical commitment to multiparty democracy as the best form of governance, which he repeatedly echoed during his remarks, was a very positive indication of his priorities and overall governing philosophy," Smith said.
The "new breeders" were said to be committed to multiparty democracy, economic reforms and civil liberties.
The council plans to begin drawing up a new constitution, but seems to have no longer-term vision beyond a broad commitment to a multiparty system and free elections.
Mr. Macri, in contrast, has positioned himself as the Argentine version of a supply-side conservative, at the head of a new multiparty coalition called Commitment to Change, which includes elements of the local Peronist party.
Now the regime insists it is committed to introducing multiparty democracy.
Taiwan's success from an underdeveloped and resource poor island, to a regional economic powerhouse with a multiparty democratic system comes from its national commitment to investing in its people.
Plus a commitment to pleasure.
