Sentence examples for common commitments from inspiring English sources

It says parties to the TPP should engage in cooperative activity to "enhance opportunities to improve labour standards and to further advance common commitments regarding labour matters, including workers' wellbeing and quality of life and the principles and rights stated in the ILO declaration".

And since what is being poisoned is the well of public life, "it is natural," says Waldron, "to think that the law should be involved — both in its ability to underpin the provision of public goods and in its ability to express and communicate common commitments".

In Islam, for example, both the regular division of the day into five parts through the call of the muezzin (official proclaimer) to prayer and the daily gatherings in the mosque unite the society and express its common commitments and character.

Together, we will establish our values and common commitments.

The purposeful engagement I am proposing is an important conscious dialogue between media and health decision-makers to clarify their shared visions and objectives which should result in the declaration of ethical stances and long term common commitments to the health well-being of people.

Brown and Obama share "a common commitment to sustained diplomacy" in the Middle East.

Our alliance rests on a common commitment to democracy, freedom and the rule of law.

But "the common commitment to democracy and freedom" is also vital.

Democrats respond that Mr. Bush's ideas would erode the common commitment to many government institutions.

"We're different people," he said of Mr. Clinton, "but we have a common commitment on race".

He believes that "the common commitment to chase that horizon became the glue that held an increasingly pluralistic society together".