Sentence examples for commitment to the power from inspiring English sources

As an alternative to this anti-Shakespeare Shakespeare, I nominate Actors' Shakespeare Project, in the Boston area, whose commitment to the power of the words themselves, and to the human experience illuminated through them, generates joy without the jinks.

The religion-based initiative is the cornerstone of President Bush's philosophy of compassionate conservatism, an approach that Mr. Bush has said reflects his political and personal commitment to the power of faith in solving society's ills.

This strong commitment to the power of selection may be why Mayr wrote the following in 1963: "Much that has been learned about gene physiology makes it evident that the search for homologous genes is quite futile except in very close relatives".

During his term, Robinson stressed his commitment to the power-sharing agreement between the DUP and Sinn Féin.

[In New York on Saturday, Mr. Adams told a crowd of supporters that while the I.R.A. would honor its commitment to the power-sharing agreement approved by the Unionists, the onus was on the British government to keep its promises as well.

What unites all four is a commitment to the exquisite power of rhythmic doofs.

Tirpitz saw it as an opportunity to break Britain's commitment to the "two power standard".

Page's commitment to the white power movement should have been a strong warning to counter-terrorism officials, but the idea that such views could lead to an act of terrorism hasn't been popular in the past decade.

As one 18th-century British consumer, Lady Caroline Lennox, put it, shopping was more than just instant gratification: it was a "rational exercise, a commitment to the civilizing powers of trade".

"This appointment is a strong vote of confidence in Anne's dynamic leadership and her commitment to accelerating the power of the Xerox brand through innovative technology and services," Allaire said in a statement.

Although the government is not capping charges, it has confirmed its commitment to give the power to do so to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which in 2014 takes over regulation of the payday loans sector from the OFT.