Sentence examples for right devotion from inspiring English sources

On the right, devotion to HSAs and high-deductible coverage has crowded out other promising ideas, including some that, like the MRP, would achieve the central goals of fiscal conservatives by "bending the cost curve downwards".

As a champion of human rights, his devotion to this subject was spurred by the nightmare of the Holocaust and his commitment to world order and to Jewish tradition that instills a passion for human worth and dignity.

In an age of the divine right of kings, devotion to God and devotion to temporal power were united.

Even though Israel is often described as the only democracy in the Middle East, the Christian right's remarkable devotion to Israel is not necessarily driven by democratic principles.

Therein lies the show's weakness, too: It may get the surfaces right, but its devotion to cocktail shakers, tight dresses, vintage cars and the amber hues of tumblers of whiskey can't make up for the highly unlikely story lines and the tinny platitudes about the power of the press.

Mr. Barkat, 49, both a pragmatic businessman and a political right-winger, views devotion to Jerusalem not as a problem but as an opportunity.

A good deal of vacillation in and after 1848 was caused by the inability of Palacký and others to harmonize the emphasis on historical rights with genuine devotion to the modern principles of Czech nationalism and Slavic solidarity.

While I fully understand the concern of some Turkish women who feel that the ban against wearing the head scarf discriminates against them, the issue is about more than individual rights or personal devotion.

According to human rights groups, that devotion is the result of conditioning from birth - and fear of execution or imprisonment in inhumane labour camps.

The Yankees have the right to their personal devotion.

In their desire to win, the Republicans absorbed the racist southern right, which had no devotion to liberty.