Through her wholehearted commitment to our cause, Mary left a legacy of hope to millions of food-allergic children and their families.
When, after de Gaulle's vetoes and further knocking at the door we were eventually admitted to the community, our policy towards it did not smack of wholehearted commitment even after the overwhelming referendum.These postwar policy decisions appear to have flowed from a series of questionable judgments.
Since Christ died for all, our task is to take that Good News to a world broken by sin, and to do so with the wholehearted commitment of those who are sent by Jesus our King.
In addition, only a participatory process can engender wholehearted commitment to proactive change.
This led to a preoccupation with theory (neo-Marxism, neo-Freudianism, structuralism) and then to a wholehearted commitment to Maoism.
But short of a wholehearted commitment to a state-of-the-art flood defence, the question is for how long?
Well, yes, if that involves making a wholehearted commitment to a person you believe to be your soulmate.
But Mr. Gillett, who is accompanied on piano by Jeff Cubeta, exhibits a wholehearted commitment to Mr. Carnelia's work, good, bad or indifferent, that every songwriter hopes for.
I congratulate Professor Degraff's wholehearted commitment to making Kreyol the language used in Haiti to teach in schools, and universities eventually.
What comes across with dazzling clarity is the wholehearted commitment to the dramatic ballet that had rightly made Nureyev the most famous male dancer since Nijinsky.
I admire the wholehearted commitment of Anthony Clark's production and a hardworking cast, led by Gerard Murphy as a whimsically autocratic emperor.
