Sentence examples for forceful commitment to from inspiring English sources

Both Roosevelt and Johnson demonstrated their forceful commitment to the preservation and celebration of American culture — and they did so in challenging times.

My husband's former father-in-law, a truly horrid little man who uses the "N" word with regularity and a forceful commitment to every nasty thing it represents, pulled the lever a few hours ago, in a dingy, struggling town in West Virginia…for Barack Obama.

I applaud President Barack Obama on his strong and forceful commitment to early education during his State of the Union Address.

Sanders' lead is built on his forceful commitment to major structural reforms -- on breaking up the big banks, Medicare for all, enhancing Social Security benefits, taking on climate change, curbing big money in politics, cutting military spending and opposing costly interventions abroad.

The president was clear and forceful in his commitment to not just add more money to health care spending.

As will be argued later, the commitment to forceful eradication diminished significantly during the 2000s, as the governments of the time realized the futility in trying to control production of a leaf with such deep historical ties to large segments of Bolivian society, and with such few substitutes in terms of economic returns.

Mitt Romney has identified Asia as one place where he wants to focus more attention if elected, but the truth is that President Obama has already staked out a forceful position there with his commitment to rebalance American interests from the Middle East to the Pacific.

But his remarks were the most forceful expression yet of his country's commitment to taking the initiative in the efforts to rout Mr. bin Laden and his terrorist networks.

In a 25-minute exchange that officials described as forceful but not angry, Mrs. Clinton spoke about America's commitment to Afghanistan and told Mr. Karzai that the United States had no control over American news coverage.

Criticizing the government using forceful language, he supported the cause of the voiceless poor and left little doubt of his commitment to this group.

The I.R.A. has argued that the cease-fire it has maintained for six years is proof of its commitment to peace, but the calls on it to go further and disarm fully have become more persistent and forceful with time.