Sentence examples for commitment to the commonwealth from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister David Cameron said the Queen's decision was "entirely understandable" and did not reflect any decrease in her commitment to the Commonwealth.

At a press conference in January 1963, General de Gaulle argued that Britain was not ready to enter the common tariff, citing its trade commitments to the Commonwealth countries and its "special relationship" with the United States.

She called for the issue to be raised at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (Chogm) in November, saying it is time for Chogm to confirm its 2012 commitment to the inherent right to life in the commonwealth's charter of human rights.

This is only expenditure at the commonwealth level, for the states too have upped their financial and legislative commitment to the cause.

At the same time, Ukraine limited its commitment to the Commonwealth of Independent States, noting at a meeting in Tbilisi in mid-October that it firmly opposed the division of Europe into two blocs and rejected the notion of Ukraine as a buffer state between NATO and the CIS.

Just absolute commitment to the team.

Instead, a renewed commitment to the basics.

Their commitment to the project is inspiring".

Now that's commitment to the team.

Honour your commitment to the child.

"In August 2014 GA wrote to [Joyce] seeking his personal commitment to strengthening commonwealth export control legislation to minimise the current risk to the welfare of Australian greyhounds and to Australia's reputation as a responsible live animal exporter.