Sentence examples for commitment to the battle from inspiring English sources

For many Indians, Mr. Headley's deal is the latest in a series of humiliating developments in the case — developments that question America's commitment to the battle against Islamic terrorism, and more generally to the relationship between the two countries.

On May 8, he appeared before a Senate committee chaired by Senator Edward M. Kennedy, the Massachusetts Democrat, to testify for a renewed commitment to the battle against cancer.

Like John McCain, I took from my personal experience a deeper commitment to the battle for campaign finance reform, and I think this is the year it's going to happen.

"As secretary of state for international development, he has taken a lead in supporting and reforming the UN, in promoting the rights of women in education and development and in his commitment to the battle against HIV.

In October, the brigade received orders to link up with the rest of the division in preparation for their commitment to the battle along the frontier.

"Neither the current players nor management were responsible for the club's relegation in 2012, so it was encouraging to hear the players and management reiterate their commitment to the remaining battle ahead of us all this season.

You need all of them to survive as an entrepreneur: courage to press on despite the doubters; commitment to fight the battles that need fighting; and perspective to know when it's time to wait patiently or act boldly.

You never doubt her commitment to the material, which is half the battle won.

If widespread violence between Kurdish militants and security forces breaks out in Turkey, the government could be diverted from its new commitment to battle the Islamic State, made with the United States last week.

But he has mellowed, and the way he has battled injury shows his commitment to the sport.

Robert is very good at that, and he understands our catalogue very well". Hyperion is currently recovering from the blow of losing an expensive legal battle over copyright, but its commitment to The King's Consort remains strong, and there are several projects on the books, including Rossini's Petite Messe Solennelle and Monteverdi's Vespers.