Sentence examples for commitment to plurality from inspiring English sources
"I think the president has a commitment to plurality, but that's politics.
The commitment to media plurality and reminder of "promise to victims of the phone-hacking scandal" is likely to be seen as an attack on Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, the ultimate owner of the Sun and Times.
It was left to the Lib Dems to offer the most comprehensive proposals, including detailed protection for press freedom and commitments to media plurality, while the Greens, Ukip and SNP all went for promises that match their specific agendas.
HISHAM MATAR: Humility, commitment to the rule of law, plurality, democracy and freedom of the press.
Why should we trust in their permanent commitment to the principles of freedom, openness and plurality?
Stevens, an establishment clause "separationist," argued in his dissenting opinion that "[t]his Nation's resolute commitment to neutrality with respect to religion is flatly inconsistent with the plurality's wholehearted validation of an official state endorsement of the message that there is one, and only one, God".
But it appears that twentieth-century scholars who saw a close conceptual link between universal hylomorphism and the plurality of forms were perhaps thinking of the two theories as motivated by a common commitment to the first theory of predication described in § 4 above.
Plus a commitment to pleasure.
There's a commitment to ecological sustainability.
We have a commitment to these towers.
