Sentence examples for commitment to victory from inspiring English sources

To other coaches he is The Master, a brilliant tactician and motivator whose commitment to victory is absolute.

Indeed, his commitment to victory this week is such that he has curtailed his favourite pre-tournament activity - signing autographs.

"The Yankees' commitment to victory and to full participation in that process by every member of the Yankee family is unchanged by the actions of any single player, however talented or wantonly individualistic," the release went on.

In Korea, we responded in June, 1950, with courage and a commitment, but we allowed the fearmongers among us to whittle that initial commitment to victory down to an acceptance of a humiliating stalemate.

Either situation would accelerate movement toward a decisive point — a commitment to victory, or the realization that Americans simply do not believe the threats cited are really worthy of the sacrifices required to vanquish them.

And a commitment to "victory," which in this case mostly means goals, such as defeating al-Qaeda and ISIS and preventing terrorist attacks, beyond Afghanistan.

This point, which an Australian politician might find it awkward to make, exposed the gap between Howard's talk of the civilizational imperative of victory in Iraq and the relative paltriness of his commitment to that victory.

Lloyd George did not want to impose strategy, and seems on this account to have understood it as waywardly as did Churchill later, but he did want to win, and believed civilian control of a democratic war to be the better way.His fiery commitment to a victory and a just peace shines through these pages.

Woodrow Wilson certainly projected onto a world stage his passionate commitment to democracy and to victory over selfish interests.

Donegal manager Jim McGuinness said his players "unbelievable commitment" spurred them to victory in the Ulster Football final over holders Monaghan.

And surely he will pledge our continued commitment to the cause of victory in this struggle.