Sentence examples for commitment to stand from inspiring English sources

The family also said the accord "reflects their historical commitment to stand by their investments".

Mr. Lynch said Mr. Cuomo offered "the integrity and the commitment to stand up for law enforcement".

A recent council position paper warns that the group makes no commitment to stand behind conversions performed by other rabbis.

Gross noted Hillary's Iowa victory speech highlighted her commitment "to stand up to the corporate gun lobby to build the safer America we all deserve".

"But just as strong is our commitment to stand behind the members of law enforcement who deserve our support because they've earned it".

The Foreign Office said today's meeting between Mr Hague and Mr Picardo was "reaffirming the strong bonds between the UK and Gibraltar and the UK's commitment to stand by the people of Gibraltar".

Mr Garcia resigned and Mr Blatter sailed serenely on, reneging on a commitment not to stand for election again.

It is time for it to honour its commitments and to stand up to extremist purveyors of hate, if it is to have a respected place in the family of nations.

But any suggestion of a drooping science budget next year is "illusory," said White House science adviser John Holdren at a midday briefing, noting that the federal commitment to science stands at a record level thanks to the boost from the stimulus package and regular appropriations.

But any suggestion of a drooping science budget next year is "illusory," said White House science adviser John Holdren at a briefing that ended earlier, noting that the federal commitment to science stands at a record level thanks to the boost from the stimulus package and regular appropriations.

Ultimately it was the Tea Party GOP freshmen who passed these job-killing deals, despite their campaign commitments at home to stand up for main street businesses, against more job offshoring and for Buy America.