Sentence examples for historical commitments from inspiring English sources

The few statements that he has made sound remarkably like those of Secretaries past: he has reaffirmed America's historical commitments, whether to NATO or the U.N. or Japan.

In this paper, a preliminiary approach and general criteria for the building refurbishment, in relation to the architectural and historical commitments, are presented.

The family also said the accord "reflects their historical commitment to stand by their investments".

We are dismayed by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's proposal to renege on New York City's historical commitment to provide health benefits for Queens bus drivers (news article, June 25).

McDonnell Douglas executives became key players in the new company, and the McDonnell Douglas culture, averse to risk and obsessed with cost-cutting, weakened Boeing's historical commitment to making big investments in new products.

As Nina Shea, a former U.S. delegate to the U.N. Human Rights Commission, wrote in The Weekly Standard, the fact that so many Europeans could participate in the U.S. being voted out "reflects the abandonment of their historical commitment to human rights".

John D. Bond III, president of J. A. Jones Construction Company, said in a statement today in response to the revelation, "Let me make this as clear as I can make it: anyone who questions the patriotism of J. A. Jones Construction Company, its employees and our historical commitment to a free world is misguided and misinformed".

His Marxism involved a historical commitment.

The answer here appears to be historical commitment.

Last year, the international community took on a historical commitment through the adoption of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Winograd pointed out that she shares the ILWU's historical commitment to ending unnecessary wars and investing resources in strengthening our middle class.