Sentence examples for has a moral commitment to from inspiring English sources
Given the recent United Nations resolution, the West has a moral commitment to the nascent Libyan opposition.
If you have a moral commitment to the public then local government is for you.
Opponents of the policy said Mr. Obama had a moral commitment to act relatively soon.
Peggy DesAutels explores the phenomenon of having a moral commitment to the ethic of care yet failing to follow through on it even when the agent is competent and does not ignore her moral commitments (2004).
A professional is someone who has made a moral commitment to their clients, someone who places the interests of their clients above their own.
He said the United States has not only a moral commitment to Israel's defense, but an "economic interest" amounting to $5 million a day and a geopolitical interest in the entire region.
LONDON, Sept. 7 -- The general who led the British army from the 2003 Iraq invasion until last year said that it was "too soon" to declare Iraq a failure and that Britain and the United States have a "moral commitment" not to withdraw troops prematurely.
Social responsibility is not simply a matter of charity, but a moral commitment to the patient that has been developed over centuries within societies that have advanced the conception of medicine as a profession.
Norman saw a return to the gold standard at the prewar rate as a matter of national pride, a moral commitment to those who had placed their assets and their trust in sterling.
Nor would such an alteration truly move beyond moral evaluation; for such strenuous attempts at objectivity are themselves motivated by a moral commitment to the ideal of objectivity.
