Sentence examples for commitment to overcome from inspiring English sources

What could be more of a sign of their true devotion to you than a commitment to overcome their personal struggles?

It will take a lot of hard work and commitment to overcome the intransigence and setbacks that are part of any movement of social reform.

The meeting in Copenhagen should "help us to remove any possibly remaining doubts about the euro area's commitment to overcome the crisis," Mr. Rehn said.

All of this is anchored by a clear political mandate, as well as by Peña Nieto's stated personal commitment to overcome three decades of inadequate growth and productivity deficits.

In July this year, after a long an arduous struggle to come to terms with depression, he was admitted to the Hazelden Addiction Treatment Center in Minnesota in order to "focus on his commitment" to overcome his addictions.

It is not Libya, and its sophisticated air defences would take a lot of effort and commitment to overcome.

To love China means to share a passionate commitment to overcoming the loss of face suffered in the 19th century, to ensure that the defeats of the past will never be suffered again.

Doha may have been disappointing, but the strong collaboration between a wide range of groups showed a new commitment to overcoming differences and attempting to secure the truly global transformation that climate change demands.

Rather, his declaration that "there is no place in the Republic for race" is revealing of a longer continental European discomfort with evoking race, which says more about Europe's view of itself than any real commitment to overcoming racism.

Many of the graduates are the first in their families to pursue higher education, a school Web site states, adding that "the percent of our students who do go on to college is a testament to their commitment to overcoming the often linguistic, financial, and cultural challenges that they face".

In 2016, the idea of a World War II-equivalent mobilization to restore a stable climate -- not simply a commitment to clean energy -- is what demonstrates to Americans a serious commitment to overcoming the climate crisis.