Sentence examples for commitment to the nation from inspiring English sources

A president with true vision and commitment to the nation's future would make it so.

The latest effort to explain this deep commitment to the nation's survival comes from Gary W. Gallagher, the author of several highly regarded works on Civil War military history.

It is folly to outsource the tasks of combat to private contractors with no commitment to the nation's broader goals in Iraq, undermining the already hard job of gaining Iraqis' trust.

On Sunday, Mr. Kerry also faced stepped-up attacks from allies of President Bush, whom Mr. Kerry accused on Saturday of initiating a smear campaign against his patriotism and commitment to the nation's defense.

What matters is the idea that Poland's liberals, with their commitment to the nation's existing institutions and nostalgia for its cosmopolitan past, are doing nothing about it.

It is a moral obligation that extends beyond any individual commitment to the nation state.

Mimi Alemayehou: In June of 2012, President Obama unveiled a new Presidential Policy Directive on Sub-Saharan Africa, which further codified the United States' long-standing commitment to the nations and peoples of the region.

With Starbucks' and others' sort of anti-commitment to the nation's health, surely these companies should be made to pay their fair share of the cost to the nation of the illnesses they help create.

Earlier this week, President Obama made clear that he has no intention of going along with the GOP budget plan that would require the nation to break its commitments to the nation's seniors – while imposing no obligation on the nation's wealthiest to contribute to lowering the deficit.

It is that in New Zealand Wilkinson has the chance to confirm the belief of many – and it is body of opinion not exclusive to men who like to wear moth-gnawed Barbour coats and sing "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" at Twickenham – that his career has become a unique example of commitment to the sporting nation.

"Tomorrow, you will join Princeton's graduate alumni community, a group distinguished not only for its intellectual power but for the depth and breadth of its commitment to serving the nation and the world," he said.