Sentence examples for commitment to the constitution from inspiring English sources
In this case, the "doing" is the public commitment to the constitution and the rest.
In September Helen Zille, the party leader, called for a new movement based on a commitment to the constitution.
He trusted the strength of the nation's republican institutions, its people's commitment to the Constitution – and his own ability to use those strengths effectively.
Justice William J. Brennan Jr. used to say that his colleagues, agreeing or disagreeing, had the same commitment to the Constitution that he did.
The state press watchdog also banned the weekly Irandokht (daughter of Iran) for "not meeting the conditions in the press law on practical commitment to the constitution".
We are now headed for a profound test of our commitment to the Constitution in time of war: the war on terrorism, as President Bush has proclaimed it.
The refugees need time to understand that there is no prescribed religion in Europe and that the commitment to the constitutions and the values embodied in them is paramount.
"We are happy to see the prime minister reaffirm his commitment," to the interim constitution, said Barem Saleh, a senior leader of the Patriotic Union for Kurdistan.
In a statement issued by his office late in the evening, Dr. Allawi's spokesman, George Hada, declared the new government's "full commitment" to the interim constitution until democratic elections are held later this year or in January 2005.
"I do believe that, given my commitment to the [NHS] constitution, given my understanding of the way the NHS operates, given my commitment to patients and the way I conceive things like transparency and opening up the NHS, I think I am absolutely the right person to take that forward".
It was reported that even the Jefferson County delegates were beginning to waver in their commitment to the proposed constitution, but that Marshall steeled their resolve and also influenced several delegates from other parts of Virginia to favor it.
