Sentence examples for harbor commitments from inspiring English sources
It is certainly a reason for many Jews to harbor commitments to a certain outsider status in this country even as the tokens of insider privilege abound.
They contend that Mr. Ramirez is seeking to install officials across a wide ethnic spectrum who harbor a greater commitment to the welfare of less affluent New Yorkers.
We would be delighted to see Mr. Arafat live up to his newly restated commitments, but we harbor few illusions.
While many animalists will concede the intuitions we have about these and other cases, they will also point out that we harbor many other pre-philosophical commitments besides.
Commit to your commitments.
"It is important that Iran live up to its commitments and obligations not to harbor terrorists".
"We got a specific commitment that he will not harbor any war criminals and he will expel any that get into the country," Representative Rahall said in the television interview.
They're always virtuosic, harboring a maturity and commitment to their craft that few other troupes have.
"Even if the Safe Harbor Agreement remains in place, it covers only transfers from Europe to the U.S. Our approved contractual commitments, by contrast, enable transfers globally," he notes.
Richard Settersten, Ph.D. and Barbara E. Ray, authors of Not Quite Adults speculate that many people harbor misconceptions about a recent trend to delay marriage, believing that young adults are afraid of commitment and are abandoning marriage.
