Sentence examples for commitment to the protections from inspiring English sources

In doing so, the administration seemed to be balancing its commitment to the protections offered large drug companies by the patent system with the need to supply adequate protection against a serious biological threat.

In the letter, King stressed that Sessions' 1985 attempt to prosecute three civil rights activists for voter fraud proved baseless, and "raises serious questions about his commitment to the protections of the voting rights of all American citizens and consequently his fair and unbiased judgement regarding this fundamental right".

His commitment to the protection of human rights earned him international recognition from organisations such as New York-based Human Rights Watch.

As a scientist who works in biology, ecology and human health, I have a commitment to the protection of life.

"The verdict is a clear indication of the community's utter condemnation of barbarous crimes and a profound commitment to the protection of precious lives".

Ivins was a much-loved member of the ACLU family and highly respected for her staunch commitment to the protection of civil liberties.

The bishop, who testified before the grand jury in Clay County, said in a statement, "I am grateful for this opportunity to resolve this matter and to further strengthen our diocesan commitment to the protection of children".

After the debacle in Florida in 2000, one would think that a commitment to the protection of voting rights would be a prerequisite for anyone being considered for appointment to the federal bench.

Applications took into consideration the "obligations incumbent upon the UK under customary international law and our policy of ending impunity for the most serious of international crimes and a commitment to the protection of human rights," he added.

This week's summit meeting is a perfect time for Presidents Bush and Putin to affirm their commitment to the protection of humanitarian workers in the regions for which they are responsible.

Mullen said that although General Stanley McChrystal hadn't exactly asked him for more soldiers yet, a properly resourced counterinsurgency probably means more forces, and, without question, more time and more commitment to the protection of the Afghan people and to the development of good governance.