Sentence examples for hardline commitments from inspiring English sources
But, the current Republican proposals and their hardline commitments show none of those concerns and are decidedly very bad news to the poor.
Commit to your commitments.
Huhne says he thinks that Cameron talked to the Japanese prime minister last night, presumably to lobby him to relax his hardline stance on the Kyoto second commitment period.
But even outside these circles McCain's flagging commitment to the anti-abortion hardline is hardly receiving the attention it deserves.
A vote to challenge the SNP's anti-fracking commitment on the grounds that it wasn't hardline enough.
On the fringes of this week's conference, moderate former ministers and prominent hardline backbenchers will go in to bat for a "soft Brexit" with commitments to stay or have close access to the single market, or to trigger article 50 immediately and be prepared to face export tariffs.
Truss's appointment in particular was a signal that criminal justice reform is a key priority for May, who had previously been regarded as a relatively hardline home secretary, but has made a pitch for the centreground by stressing her commitment to reform, since standing for the leadership.
It is a commonplace of the sociology of religion that hardline sects, which really do believe that everyone outside them is damned, can demand much greater commitment than those that simply think it would be nice if everyone were right.
Gove is the only one of the three to talk about "tempering justice with mercy, giving people a sense of possibility and hope," a stance welcomed by Frances Crook of the Howard League, but derided by his hardline fellow Tory, Philip Davies MP, who says that Gove has "gone native" "Mr Gove's been really clear about his commitment to want to see prison reform.
"People are getting more hardline.
