Sentence examples for noble commitment from inspiring English sources

And it would abandon the noble commitment to social insurance that this country made in 1935.

Contrary to what we might assume, in today's sustainability-minded world, the choice did not arise from a noble commitment to renewable energy.

Our merger of four distinct traditions and noble commitment of freedom through the American Missionary Association for people of African descent is unheard of among our denominational cousins.

Later this month the first Tory MPs will be dispatched on a programme of voluntary service, with backbenchers encouraged to 'roll up their sleeves' and spend a week working with a charity to underline the commitment to noble causes.

He pretended to be a man with noble ideals and political commitments, when in reality he was a police officer spying on our friendship network.

By leaning on recalcitrant G.O.P. House leaders to support the Senate measure, the president could reassert his commitment to a noble program.

The raison d'etre of the list remains woolly; it rewards influence as well as a commitment to a noble cause, but also, according to Alice Feinstein, the editor of Women's Hour, "reflects the diversity of women working to change the way power operates in society today".

Her moral commitment to this noble endeavor was rock solid and inspirational".

Moreover, I also understand your commitment to the noble purity of ideals, to your longing for a revolution that rebalances the scales that have for too long swung in the favor of the rich and powerful.

We believe that the idea of having Baby Friendly Hospitals (three hospitals will be awarded with baby friendly status - Pyongyang maternity hospital, Pyongsong maternity hospital and Seneju maternity hospital) is a symbol of our commitment towards this noble cause.

I greatly respect British modern art for its unswerving commitment to preserving the noble and ancient tradition of the Emperor's New Clothes.