First and foremost, they must demonstrate their commitment to the basic democratic value of a central authority with sole possession of arms.
What we need, however, is uncompromising international commitment to the basic institutions of democracy, not simply foreign support for individual leaders.
Still, the pharmaceutical companies' proposal under consideration will test his and the agency's commitment to the basic tenets of drug regulation in the United States.
The chancellor sought to portray Ed Miliband's party as both profligate, for opposing most of the welfare cuts introduced in recent years, and mean, as he appeared to raise questions about Labour's commitment to the basic state pension.
This verifiable reduction by the world's two largest nuclear powers reflects our commitment to the basic bargain of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treall (nationsall nations have the right to seek the peaceful use of nuclear energy, but they all also have the responsibility to prevent nuclear proliferation, and those that do possess these weapons must work towards disarmament.
Throughout her discussion, Cockburn maintains a commitment to the basic view that morality is founded in the nature of humans and God.
At a time of diminished idealism and growing cynicism about public service, her life and lectures are testaments to the commitment to the basic values of human rights.
During and after Expo Milan will continue with its commitment to the basic human right to have food and water, and to fighting world famine and food wastage.
Discussions in the health sciences regularly invoke the WHO and its declared commitment to the basic human right of health made in passing and without any reference to law as a binding foundation for decisions and actions, and a component of national laws.
