Sentence examples for grave commitments from inspiring English sources

Labour and the Conservatives yesterday turned education into a general election football as the education secretary, Charles Clarke, contrasted the budget's £8.5bn "cradle to the grave" commitments to raising educational standards with Tory alternatives that were "neither clear, costed nor credible".

And I found it a little disturbing that the trend of "self-knowledge through self-tracking" has expanded to become even more of cradle-to-the-grave commitment. .

"It goes completely against what he [Francis] has said in the past about those who protect abusers," Collins told AP. "The voice of the survivors is being ignored, the concerns of the people and many clergy in Chile are being ignored, and the safety of children in this diocese is being left in the hands of a bishop about whom there are grave concerns for his commitment to child protection".

If starting a lifelong commitment from a grave site seems a bit macabre to some, it exemplifies The Kennedys' unaffected personal charm and quirky pop musical sensibility.

"The seminary's commitment highlights the grave danger posed by climate change and the fossil fuel industry, and is a model for seminaries globally".

The UN Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism ― or MRM ― is also built around accountability and a commitment to end grave abuses of children's rights.

Earlier this month, a video clip on Facebook showed Farhat Rajhi, a popular reformist who served briefly as interior minister in the early days of the caretaker government, casting grave doubts on his former colleagues' commitment to democracy.

Unlike democracies, however, authoritarian regimes can hardly make credible long-term commitments, in part because of grave succession problems.

"We are presented with questions of grave significance -- questions that test the commitment of this nation to an independent judiciary, to the constitutional guarantee of a fair trial even to one accused of the most heinous of crimes," they wrote.

However, the project still appears to have one foot in the grave: Italy still has to confirm its commitment to build (and pay for) a substantial part of the Venus Express payload.

Reassured by the shallowness of my commitment, I approached the nearest grave.