Sentence examples for commitments to democracy from inspiring English sources

What at first seemed in Russia's president to be commitments to democracy and internationalism have turned out not to be.

Around the world, smaller commemorations were held in many capitals, with political and religious leaders voicing renewed commitments to democracy and the fight against terrorism.

His onetime follower, Prime Minister Erdogan, devised a more inclusive political formula that combined respect for religious belief with commitments to democracy, capitalism and Western alliances.

King was motivated by his religious convictions and his commitments to democracy, equality, and justice to undertake protests such as the Montgomery bus boycott.

Coming to Syracuse, Cantor made explicit her commitments to democracy, diversity, and community engagement.

Conservatives can support certain provisions in this Report, such as the recommendations to maintain the arms embargo on China, revive negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians and make African governments fulfil their commitments to democracy and the rule of law.

I have a real commitment to democracy.

It is an expression of our commitment to democracy itself.

So you can't fault his commitment to democracy.

His commitment to democracy and human rights was absolute.

His commitment to democracy now looks to be a tactic too.