Sentence examples for principles and commitments from inspiring English sources

We will strive for better application of internationally recognised labour, social and environmental standards, principles and commitments".

Equating the value of education with the size of a first paycheck badly distorts broader principles and commitments essential to our society and our future.

The strategic partnership agreement outlines a set of principles and commitments for relations between Washington and Kabul after 2014, when foreign combat troops are to withdraw from Afghanistan.

"He went as far as anyone has done in recent times in the effort to see if long-term, constructive Tibetan-Chinese coexistence and cooperation can be achieved without either side having to give up its basic principles and commitments".

They remain entirely autonomous and who they choose to invest in is up to them, as long as it does not violate Atomico's ethical investment principles and commitments to its LPs (i.e nothing "unethical" including drugs, alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and porn startups etc).

Whereas one might regard the British philosophers, especially Berkeley and Hume, as arguing that philosophical principles and commitments take a kind of precedence in driving one's interpretations of the concepts of force, motion, space and time, Euler argued that natural philosophy specifically, mechanics—ought to take precedence.

They took heart that after years of deriding Mr. Florio for his tax hike, most newspapers in the state endorsed him for Senate, praising his record, principles and commitment to working people.

Although their relationship had numerous difficulties, Goldman and Berkman would share a close bond for decades, united by their anarchist principles and commitment to personal equality.

Is it because he's protecting his good friend John McCain who has gone A.W.O.L. from his principles and commitment to the issue in the face of a primary challenge by an anti-immigrant extremist?

In the meantime, an anti-corruption summit held in London in May signed up to a series of principles, declarations and commitments to tackle global corruption, but produced little in terms of co-ordinated international policy.

"The Paris declaration did not address the complexity of these new actors … At Busan, we now all form an integral part of a new and more inclusive development agenda, in which these actors participate on the basis of common goals, shared principles and differential commitments," said the document.