Sentence examples for deeper commitments from inspiring English sources

"[He is] quite able to cut through thorny issues of governance in favour of his deeper commitments.

Merkel cannot understand how through the last UK parliament Cameron let himself be pushed into ever deeper commitments on Europe by the anti-EU factions in his party, only to find that his opponents would raise the bar still further.

The President made plain that he was reluctant to send even light weapons, and he warned against any "slip-slide" into "deeper and deeper commitments" to aid Syria's rebels or civilians.

He said that "90 percent of the deaths" had not been caused by airstrikes and warned against anything that would "slip-slide your way into deeper and deeper commitments".

President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, her buoyant, antic foil, hopes to draw Mrs. Merkel into deeper commitments to an economic government for the currency zone, once again making France and Germany the motor of European integration that the two countries have been since their reconciliation after World War II.

There were, in addition, things that expressed his deeper commitments: a photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr., marching from Selma to Montgomery, in 1965, but in a quiet moment — King looking off to one side, Ralph Abernathy walking beside him, reading a newspaper.

"There was a deeper commitment to building a connection.

But a deeper commitment to conservation will cost money.

But this week's announcement signals a deeper commitment.

There is no sign yet of a deeper commitment.

And it requires a deeper commitment from donor countries than has so far been seen.