Sentence examples similar to preserve your commitment from inspiring English sources

Maintaining integrity in your identity is to possess a sense of authenticity; to act in ways that preserve your deepest beliefs and commitments rather than conform and cave into other's expectations.

"Your commitment to preserving New Jersey's open space is laudable," he said, "but maybe we should vote some more".

We must ensure that the N.C.A.A. is able to preserve its commitment to all of them.

In challenging times, she said, "we must preserve our commitment at home to the principles for which we fight abroad".

This approach should preserve the commitment to maintain rates for some portion of the electricity production over which California has control.

It is during our most challenging and uncertain moments that our nation's commitment to due process is most severely tested; and it is in those times that we must preserve our commitment at home to the principles for which we fight abroad.

The uncertainty in the economy "makes it more important than ever" that Duke preserve its commitment to need-blind admissions, Brodhead said at a celebration on the West Campus Plaza.

They attacked the men trying to preserve America's commitment to the government of South Vietnam as war criminals.

This conviction led to much talk of a "third way"—that is, a centre-left position that would preserve the socialist commitment to equality and welfare while abandoning class-based politics and public ownership of the means of production.

"It was a battle to defend Medicare from deep cuts, to preserve our national commitment to education, to prevent our environmental laws from being rewritten by the big polluters".

"Congress must preserve its historical commitment to protecting students from outrageous interest rates now and in the future," Harkin, chairman of the chamber's education committee, said last month through a spokeswoman.