Sentence examples for commitment to the right from inspiring English sources

Is it a human right, like our universal commitment to the right to an education?

And what happened to the left's once clear commitment to the right of nations to self-determination?

Given Likud's annexationist momentum, together with the Palestinian Authority's feebleness and lingering commitment to the "right of return," prospects for a negotiated settlement have become pitiable, so let's imagine one state instead.

The Tory commitment to the Right to Buy, which appears undiminished, comes at a cost to the rest of its housing policy – and now the Conservative Government intends to extend this to housing association tenants.

"I would place him very high among writers," Benjamin DeMott, professor of English at Amherst College, said yesterday, "in part because his work showed a powerful commitment to the right values and had a profound impact for good on our culture".

So I'll be interested to see how the G.O.P. reacts to the latest EU summit, where politicians renewed their commitment to the right's favorite false god: Austerity.

Obviously, this attention to public relations often related to genuine principles and firm policy objectives — anti-Communism, reduced government, balanced budgets, support for deployment of the MX missile system, commitment to the right-wing contras in Nicaragua, dislike for Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya and many more.

A worldwide ban on FGM would demonstrate international commitment to the rights of women and girls.

"But what distinguishes the European Union of 2015 from Europe in the 1930s… is our much stated commitment to the rights of the human being".

Her regional novels blend realism with a biblical tone and fairy-tale atmosphere, and her works of social criticism express her commitment to the rights of the underprivileged.

Burstow came with strong credentials: a parliamentary commitment to the rights of older and disabled people and an understanding of social care.