Sentence examples for in a common commitment from inspiring English sources
One of his most significant contributions was to chair the international working group that developed the "minimum statement" on global humanism, which united humanist associations across the world in a common commitment.
Each of us chooses our own circle, our own setting, our own meanings, but we are united in a common commitment to possessing and sharing the ordinary blessings of food and friendship.
The Forum's Young Global Leaders community comprises extraordinary individuals between the ages of 30 and 40 who are united in a common commitment to shaping the global future.
He said Catholics are looking forward to a Eucharistic congress in June and a synod in 2007 that will "culminate a common commitment to work together to build the church of the new millennium".
And then to lose him at 41 – slain in his sanctuary with eight wonderful members of his flock, each at different stages in life but bound together by a common commitment to God.
They were still living by faith when they died, the Scripture tells us," Obama said of Pinckney and the other shooting victims, who the president said were "each at different stations in life but bound together by a common commitment to God". "Good people.
They were still living by faith when they died, the Scripture tells us," Obama said of Pinckney and the other shooting victims, who the president said were "each at different stations in life but bound together by a common commitment to God".
The conference served to establish a common commitment to and belief in forestry as a long-term contributor to the economy, and created a sense of partnership between the government and the private sector, both large and small.
"People in uniform rooted in every race, creed and region on the face of the earth, yet bound together by a common commitment to freedom and a common pride in being American".
"A common commitment to refrain from special favors," he wrote in a memo at the time, "serves the same economic function as a common commitment to refrain from stealing".
