Sentence examples for liberal commitment from inspiring English sources
3.42pm BST Clegg says the liberal commitment to freedom explains why the party feels so strongly about education.
In his most policy-minded section, he traces how liberal commitment to openness plays out with regard to free speech, immigration and transparent government.
The phrase "Only in Masco," used by friends and critics, often refers to its liberal commitment to diversity and alternate education.
A liberal commitment to genuine pluralism – genuine democratic choice – starts and finishes with the wishes of the public, not the preferences of the political classes.
Mr. Stettner said that although he saw a continuing robust liberal commitment to civil liberties, "I've been surprised that a lot of people are willing to support a level of military action that they would not have accepted before".
The Vineyard is a place for the very, very rich to unwind, yes, but as we learn from these emails, it is also a place of high idealism; a land of enlightened liberal commitment far beyond anything ordinary citizens can ever achieve.
Some Democrats responded by masquerading as moderate Republicans and dropping their liberal commitments: advocacy for the poor, for raising the minimum wage and against war.
And then there is the question of how the never-published £20bn list of government "waste" being hyped up last year has transmogrified into a £14bn list of "savage" cuts which involve scrapping cherished liberal commitments such as universal child benefit.
For the theologian, an ironic temperament should sensitize us to the fact that even if we long for the good, we may still commit the sin of pride, whereas for the philosopher, irony helps us understand that even if we want to be liberals, we cannot ground our liberal commitments on any firm foundations.
However, many citizens will have compelling reasons to reject core liberal commitments.
It follows that, according to the convergence view, those liberal commitments will lack justification.
