Sentence examples for have a genuine commitment to from inspiring English sources

I've met them several times and they have a genuine commitment to reform.

Perhaps it is because of this experience that he now claims to have a genuine commitment to political freedom.

A Coca-Cola spokesman said: 'We have a genuine commitment to adequate and equitable access to water.

They can be, and often are, vain, self-obsessed, narrow and blinkered, but most have a genuine commitment to public service".

Actors, too, appear to have a genuine commitment to raising awareness according to Victoria Harmer, a breast cancer nurse who has acted as a consultant to radio, television and film.

"There are a number of countries within the region who have signed the convention and who have a genuine commitment to wanting to take a regional approach, and if we're able to reach agreements with them then we will".

By letting this judgment stand, Mr. Zuma's government has a historic opportunity to show its critics that it has a genuine commitment to human rights.

They instead insisted he had a genuine commitment to community work and wanted even as prime minister to stay close to his constituents.

He said he too has a genuine commitment to changing the campaign finance system because, like Mr. McCain, he has acknowledged his involvement in inappropriate fund-raising practices.

If Russia has a "genuine commitment" to defeat ISIS, he said, "we welcome that effort" and will work to "deconflict" the respective American and Russian air campaigns in Syria.

In an article for ConservativeHome Palmer says that, even though he did not get on with Sugar personally – "after the very final episode was aired, he was still being abusive about me" – and even though the appointment was "a publicity stunt", Sugar has a genuine commitment to helping businesses to succeed and politicians could learn from his advice.