Sentence examples for commitments to human from inspiring English sources

We must uphold our commitments to human rights and civil liberties at home and abroad.

So well known were your commitments to human rights and liberal values that we ushered you in like a breath of fresh air.

Internal reforms to honor international commitments to human rights, independent courts and press freedoms cannot be a Western imposition, still less a Western peculiarity.

The British government's growing warmth towards Beijing has angered activists who claim London has turned its back on commitments to human rights and democracy in Hong Kong in order to avoid jeopardising economic ties.

Mr. Ranick said that the shared goal would be to push for more vigorous regulation of financial and credit markets, more stringent environmental standards and stronger commitments to human rights and the rights of workers to organize.

With his explicit threat to life, he desecrates his office, mocks the African charter on human and peoples' rights and dares the African Union to show that its commitments to human rights can be taken seriously.

Because of this, relativists who are deeply committed to tolerance may find themselves attracted to a qualified commitment to human rights.

Throughout the interview she maintains her commitment to human rights, especially those of women.

In other words, a commitment to human rights is both morally right and strategically right.

And I've seen his commitment to human dignity, during Libya," Obama said.

Ferrovial is a company with a proud history and a demonstrated commitment to human rights.