Sentence examples for commitment to obey from inspiring English sources
Honor the Stop features a pledge card and a two-tone wristband: black, for those killed or injured on the road, and red, to represent the wearer's commitment to obey stop signs.
"The Iraqi Army entered Hayaniya and the Mahdi Army did not resist because they made a commitment to obey Moktada al-Sadr's order," said Harith al-Athari, the head of the Sadr office in Basra.
Even freely given oaths of office and naturalization do not usually amount to a general commitment to obey the law (Greenawalt 1987).
The executive authority also has to develop a commitment to obeying legal and constitutional judgments.
If employers are encouraged to treat job applicants who have a criminal record similar to those with no criminal record, would law-abiding citizens not have a valid complaint that such encouragement would undermine people's commitment to obeying the law?
* Insiders predict that tomorrow's vows will not include a commitment by Catherine to "obey" her new husband.
There is a strong commitment inside the intelligence community to obey the law, and the community is getting dragged into the mud on this".
Individuals that are attended to in a system can feel a strong commitment to it and the authority represented in it causes a willingness to obey [ 42].
Democratic rights for members have been massively reduced, notwithstanding the commitment to give power to members through one-member one-vote ballots.Equally worrying is New Labour's repeated failure to obey its own rules.
It is a new moral quality that emerges from the respective commitments of rulers and ruled, consisting of the former's right to command and the latter's duty to obey.
