The report embodies the commitment of UNICEF and the UN family to protecting children's rights, not only during war but also after a conflict has finished," Bellamy said.
Among a stable of prewar keyboardists, Schnabel stood out as the anti-virtuoso, embodying the same commitment to the Austro-German repertoire as Marx and Bülow (he was one of the first to perform Schubert's sonatas in concert).
We would have preferred stronger measures to control arms brokers and regulate international arms transfers, but the final document charts a credible multilateral course to deal with a serious problem and embodies the shared commitment of the Bush administration and all participating governments.
America's Congress has embodied this commitment in law: the United States is obliged under the Taiwan Relations Act of 1979 to provide the island with the arms it needs to defend itself.
The University of Michigan awards the Wallenberg Medal annually to outstanding humanitarians who embody the humanitarian values and commitment of its distinguished alumnus.
"The pathway to the top of the mountain is lined with campsites along the way, occupied by those who yielded to the resistance of walking the path of uncertainty and who weren't able to embody the deeper meaning of commitment to going the distance".
An ACLU policy statement states:Our way forward lies in decisively turning our backs on the policies and practices that violate our greatest strength: our Constitution and the commitment it embodies to the rule of law.
Because the values and the commitment that she embodied are all that we have to keep barbarism at bay.
But Ryan is probably a uniquely risky choice, because he embodies the Republican Party's commitment to entitlement reform, and that's a commitment that the Obama campaign will presumably be highlighting at every opportunity all fall.
"Both civil marriages and civil partnerships embody the same core values of love, commitment, loyalty and stability," he wrote.
