Sentence examples for famous commitment from inspiring English sources

President John F. Kennedy made his famous commitment in 1961.

This quote comes irresistibly to mind when thinking about Tony Blair's famous commitment to "what works", as opposed to ideology, in public policy.

Chris Schlesinger, the grilling maven with a famous commitment to wildly spiced food, is selling East Coast Grill, the Cambridge, Mass., restaurant he has operated for more than 25 years.

The next step is a major speech later this month on crime, in which Cameron will argue that Blair has neglected the latter half of his famous commitment to be 'tough on crime, and tough on the causes of crime'.

During the McCarthy period, when efforts were being made to root out communist sympathizers in the United States, Edward Condon was a target of the House Un-American Activities Committee on the grounds that he was a 'follower' of a 'new revolutionary movement', quantum mechanics; Condon defended himself with a famous commitment to physics and science.

Zarin Mehta, the executive director of the New York Philharmonic and the former executive director of the Ravinia Festival near Chicago, sees no particular problems in any of this, given Mr. Levine's famous energy, commitment and loyalty.

Even the German central bank, famous for its commitment to suppress inflation, sought to mitigate economic downturns, she said.

Yet until recent decades, Japanese mountaineering had a mixed reputation, famous for its commitment but too often relying on outmoded tactics and large expeditions.

A code of conduct was recognized by Senator Mitchell as a prerequisite to the Northern Ireland talks, when he formulated in 1996 the famous "Mitchell Principles" requiring commitment to the exclusive use of peaceful democratic means to resolve the conflict.

Walmart is famous for its ruthless commitment to efficiency.

Most significant though, he thinks, is the commitment shown by famous actors to the next generation.