Sentence examples for commitment to war from inspiring English sources

The commitment to war has to be followed by a commitment to peace.

In the letter, Jones says foreign secretary William Hague's commitment to war crimes law made during a tour of the Democratic Republic of the Congo with the actor and director Angelina Jolie this year must be matched with deeds.

The Labour MP Joan Ryan said: "On my reading of Chilcot, it says there was no falsification or improper use of intelligence, there was no misleading of cabinet and no secret commitment to war.

James VI of Scotland, who also became King James I of England and Ireland in 1603, pursued a more moderate Irish policy than Elizabeth I, whose commitment to war against the papacy and against Catholic Spain impelled her antagonism toward Irish Catholics.

The main point was that when not one-tenth of Congress but half of its members plus one join such a lawsuit it then, if the President's commitment to war is also shown to be ripe an injunction will be issued.

Thus, after the Chilcot report was published this week, we had Blair crowing: there had been no lies; parliament and the cabinet had not been misled; there had been no secret commitment to war; intelligence had not been falsified; and the decision had been made in good faith.

If so, that would seem to preclude thoroughgoing commitments to war or peace or grand causes.

Simple territorial aggrandizement has not, for the most part, brought about total commitments to war.

Japan's commitment to renounce war forever, made in the war's aftermath in the form of Article 9 of the Constitution, has maintained peace in the region for the last 55 years.

President Bush, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and other members of the war council speak in one voice about their long-term commitment to the war, even if the next phase remains unclear.

NATO's commitment to the war has come under question in recent weeks.