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In an interview, Mr. Casey highlighted his commitment to reducing unintended pregnancies, which he asserted stood in stark contrast to Mr. Santorum.
As Buhari highlighted his commitment to national security in the domestic fight against Boko Haram, he also thanked neighboring Niger, Cameroon, and Chad for helping in the multinational fight against the group, which has successfully pushed the militants from strongholds in their self-declared Islamic caliphate, the AP reported.
Reacting to his death, Mr Corbyn highlighted his "commitment to social justice" and "knowledge of inequality".
Obama's aides point to his long record on merit pay, his sympathy for charter schools and his tendency to highlight his commitment to serious education reform.
Highlighting his commitment to beating back special interests in politics, Mr. Obama makes a point of declining contributions from lobbyists and political action committees.
In the aftermath of his unexpected victory, David Cameron chose to highlight his commitment to the NHS, proclaiming in a speech of upbeat optimism that "we can become the first country in the world to deliver a truly seven-day NHS".
Common Cause/New York agrees that it is essential for Mr. Paterson to set a clear, decisive tone in his public remarks and actions highlighting his commitment to bring about an open, accountable and transparent state government for all New Yorkers.
After assuming the Governorship, we urge Mr. Paterson to set a clear, decisive tone in his first public speech in which he highlights his commitment to bring about an open, accountable, and transparent state government for New Yorkers throughout the state.
President Barack Obama begins three days of non-stop conferring with other world leaders tomorrow that will highlight his commitment to multilateralism and US engagement – even with America's natural foes – but threatens also to expose the scant dividends so far yielded by his open-arms approach.
The alleged comments come after Mr Cameron attempted to highlight his commitment to the environment ahead of the 2010 general election with a trip to the Arctic Circle to view the impact of global warming, where he was pictured riding with huskies through the snow and told voters they could "Vote Blue, Go Green".
