Sentence examples for commitment to tough from inspiring English sources

"George is highly respected for his intellect, prosecutorial instincts, and commitment to tough and fair enforcement of the federal securities laws," Mr. Khuzami said in a statement.

Greece's Finance Ministry said on Monday that S.& P.'s move overlooked the government's commitment to tough fiscal efforts to repair public finances and remain a member of the 17-member euro currency group, according to Reuters.

So, for those having trouble keeping track, a recap: way back when, Gov. Christie Whitman was photographed having much too much fun frisking criminal suspects as a display of commitment to tough law enforcement.

In the coming weeks, there may yet be further stories about ministers proving their commitment to tough immigration policies and helping the benighted victims of unemployment by employing cheap domestic help from overseas.

Administration officials warily monitored the maneuvering to form a new Government in Moscow today, disturbed by possible signs of backsliding on Russia's commitment to tough economic changes but reluctant to render a verdict until new personnel and policies were in place.

Inspired by Tzu Chi's commitment to tough projects, Shih emphasizes hands-on work at Kuan-Shu.

At a news conference last week in Washington, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, lamented a "waning commitment" to tougher financial regulation and called upon the banking authorities to finish the job of fixing the world's banks.

The state party boasts a cadre of rising stars, including George P. Bush nephew of the Hispanic-friendly W. and son of the Latina-marrying Jeb and Ted Cruz, who will win a Senate seat in November.Support for some type of immigration reform is vital for the Republicans though that does not mean giving up a commitment to tougher border security.

Hillary Clinton is emphasizing her commitment to tougher gun laws heading into next Tuesday's primaries.

The criteria identified in a German policy paper that circulated before the summit meeting included abolition of wage indexation systems, creation of a common base for assessing corporate tax, alignment of pension system and legally binding commitments to tough fiscal policies.

A senior MP led a backlash against a mug being sold by Labour in which the party trumpets its commitment to a tough immigration system.