Sentence examples for commitment to the pursuit from inspiring English sources

As the lawlessness accelerated, no one from Washington questioned it, or questioned America's commitment to the pursuit.

Another feature will be a strong commitment to the pursuit of what the nationalists call India's "nuclear option," meaning its covert program to develop nuclear weapons.

I know how much we owe to our parents for that, and in particular our father Paul's serene authority, demanding generosity, absolute commitment to the pursuit of authentic excellence and total absence of ego".

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Clement Attlee, the Labour governments of the following six years built on the state's recent experience of wartime intervention to construct a postwar political consensus based on a mixed economy, a much more extensive system of social welfare (including a National Health Service), and a commitment to the pursuit of full employment.

Established as a memorial to David Taylor, a student of the School from 1992 through 1994, who was stricken with an illness that took his life in 1995, to honor David's strong interest in architectural criticism and his commitment to the pursuit of excellence in residential architecture.

In 2000, GSSW announced The Gerson David International Exchange for Peace and Social Justice, honoring Mr. David's lifelong commitment to the pursuit of both.

"The unsealing of the indictment exemplifies this office's commitment to the relentless pursuit and prosecution of those who seek to harm Americans," he said.

As we approach the tenth anniversary of the attacks of 9/11, and in light of Bin Laden's death, we need a renewed and sustained commitment to the relentless pursuit of Bin Laden's ideological heirs and like-minded followers throughout the world.

The nominations committee proposed an African American candidate with a slate of editorial board members who collectively presented a strong emphasis on qualitative and/or postmodernist research, sustained attention to issues of hierarchy and stratification, and a commitment to the view that the pursuit of scientific objectivity and precision was a mistaken way to understand the social world.

In the spirit of Bouchet's commitment to these pursuits both within and without the academic realm, inductees into the honor society exhibit these qualities, and demonstrate a commitment to advancing diversity, inclusion, access and equity in the academy.

Large-scale, organized violence becomes permissible and sometimes necessary under totalitarian rule, justified by the overriding commitment to the state ideology and pursuit of the state's goal.