Sentence examples for commitment to the party from inspiring English sources

No one should question their commitment to the party.

The governor's decision to welcome Obama stoked suspicion among conservatives about his commitment to the party -- suspicion he will have to address should he run for president.

He became a Labor activist in his teens, in contrast to Mr. Blair, whose commitment to the party came only after an unremarkable academic career at Oxford.

If their commitment to the party is as strong as they would have us believe, they each ought to consider standing for Holyrood.

Some MPs have already voiced fears that the system to elect the party leader, one of the most important tasks facing the membership, should never have been handed to people who have no long-term commitment to the party.

She then tackled her own critics in a meeting of Labour MPs, acknowledging wariness of her status as an upstart rookie but rebutting it with an account of her years of campaigning commitment to the party and its leader.

They will choose both their financial and their activity commitments to the party.

Their bad attitudes, according to the Ministry of Education, prevailed over their commitments to the party and its youth organizations.

She brought these passions into her commitment to the Labour party and the Co-operative movement.

That makes their commitment to the Democratic party and liberal values puzzling.

By the time we returned home, my commitment to the Labour party had been transformed from tribal to ideological.