Sentence examples for professed its commitment from inspiring English sources

The Aquino administration has repeatedly professed its commitment to human rights and as it pursues a political settlement with the MILF, the national government has had to implement dramatic changes within the AFP's approach to counterinsurgency and counterterrorism.

The British government, which routinely professes its commitment to human rights and democracy, should immediately issue a clear statement of condemnation of and actively increase international pressure on the regime to release all political prisoners, including Maryam.

India could profess its commitment to an FMCT, thus burnishing its non-proliferation "credentials" despite the fact that it had built and tested bombs outside the NPT, in the certain knowledge that it could go on churning out weapons materials regardless.

It's rare to see a film about music that professes its love for the music and its characters equally.

The Sudanese government regularly professes its full cooperation.

Results this week should give Cisco another chance to profess its optimism.

It better be since Cellulare-Magazine.it takes an entire 10 minutes to profess its love for the upcoming Nok.

He professed his commitment to democratic values and promised a redoubled reform effort, a "Second Rose Revolution".

Not surprisingly, even as Mr. Sankoh has professed his commitment to peace, his soldiers have remained armed.

Mubarak professed his commitment to an "agreed-upon framework for a peaceful transfer of power through responsible dialogue with all factions of society and with utmost sincerity and transparency".

Less easily reconciled is the majority's current activism, on the one hand, and its frequently professed commitment to judicial restraint on the other.