Sentence examples for make a moral commitment from inspiring English sources

The Giving Pledge does not accept any money but asks billionaires to make a moral commitment to give away their wealth to charity.

The Giving Pledge does not accept money or tell people how to donate their money but asks billionaires to make a moral commitment to give their fortunes to charity.

Along these lines, I watched Bill and Melinda Gates on the Charlie Rose Show talking about their new activity called "The Pledge," where they have been traveling the country meeting with multimillionaires and billionaires, urging them to make a moral commitment to give at least half of their net worth to a charitable enterprise either now or in the future.

Who do you know who wouldn't be here if a brave doctor hadn't made a moral commitment like the one that cost George Tiller his life?

A professional is someone who has made a moral commitment to their clients, someone who places the interests of their clients above their own.

I needed to make a moral stand".

But you make a moral choice.

He has to make a moral choice.

We need to make a firm moral commitment to adopt ways of living that protect the climate and help restore the Earth's ecosystems and living organisms.

"A moral commitment was then made by the football management of the club that my trial period would be converted, as expected, into a contract of 18 months.

"It's a basic commitment," he said, "a moral commitment that we should make to all of our families".