Sentence examples for commitment to the idea that from inspiring English sources

The move reflects the government's commitment to the idea that public-service broadcasting should come from more than one source.

A relentless commitment to the idea that the right choice is also practical in the long run is the hallmark of how Nilsson works.

The executive producers of the two shows share a commitment to the idea that the Tony Awards is a three-hour ceremony telecast over two networks.

But it is perhaps countered by his commitment to the idea that the quality of creative thought might be enhanced by forcing the pace of composition.

PARIS — Rupert Murdoch underlined on Tuesday his commitment to the idea that consumers should pay for news and entertainment, as his media empire moved to take full control of the pay-television company British Sky Broadcasting.

The agreement contains several enumerated points asserting a general commitment to the idea that "climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time" and asserts that "deep cuts" in global emissions were required.

The irreducible minimum on which feminist ethics stands is what Alison Jaggar defined as commitment to the ideas that "the subordination of women is morally wrong and that the moral experience of women is worthy of respect" (Jaggar 1991: 95).

European elites have an intellectual and emotional commitment to the idea of "Europe" that is not necessarily mirrored in their national citizenries.

He wanted an enhanced role for national parliaments, a strengthening of the EU's commitments to subsidiarity – the idea that EU decisions should only be taken at an EU level where necessary – and a clear statement that national security remained the sole responsibility of member states.

Mr. Valesky's campaign also questioned Mr. Russo's commitment to the idea of less government, noting that Mr. Russo had set up a nonprofit group called Music Journeys that has received $30,000 from the state since 2005 to make compact discs and support artist-in-residence projects in schools in and around Syracuse.

More than anything I will remember and do my very best to honour their commitment to the idea of collective action – their belief that we each have to strive for our best without ever forgetting that our personal efforts are only one small part of a large and powerful movement.