Sentence examples for commitment to resist from inspiring English sources
"Recognition of the transcendent value of every man and woman favors conversion of heart, which then leads to a commitment to resist violence, terrorism, war and to promote justice and peace.
Willamette Industries, the forestry products company, said yesterday that its board had sent a letter to a rival, the Weyerhaeuser Company, restating its commitment to resist Weyerhaeuser's hostile $5.4 billion takeover bid.
Representative Keith Ellison himself met with us as he observed Ramadan and made a commitment to resist surveillance technologies in our communities.
For the rest of his life, Kennan continued to reiterate that the article did not imply an automatic commitment to resist Soviet "expansionism" wherever it occurred, with little distinction of primary and secondary interests.
"For abortion opponents, abortion is murder, which means the intensity of their commitment to resisting Roe was considerable," he said in an interview.
At sunset they came down the mountain and moved to Muzdalifa to collect pebbles to stone a set of walls in a ritual that represents defiance of the devil and commitment to resisting temptation.
You cannot outlast us, and we will defeat you.'" His commitment to resisting extremism reflects the continuation of his predecessor's war paradigm in confronting international terrorism.
On one end of the issue sit the governments of Canada, Britain and the US, all of whom have made very public commitments to resist ransom demands.
But I also left with a car suffused with the scent of sage and the commitment to keep resisting, keep praying, and keep loving.
I would say that local people overwhelmingly would not like Usmanov to take over the club and would support the commitment of the current directors to resist a sale and remain independent.
This declaration encourages physicians to honor their commitment to serve humanity and to resist any pressure to act contrary to the ethical principles governing their conduct.
