Sentence examples for society commitment from inspiring English sources

But the reason they won three elections and achieved so many advances for our society is that they conveyed an underlying narrative which combined the merits of a strong society, commitment to the common good and the efforts and aspirations of individuals, families and businesses.

Feminists hail these developments but remain concerned that in many societies commitments to human rights are shallow and laws reflecting patriarchal environments and cultures continue to thrive and flourish.

They also indicate a  society's commitment to fairness.

And it undermines our society's commitment to fairness and equality.

"There has been a measurable change in society's commitment to literacy," he says.

But at the same time, it raises troubling questions about society's commitment to excellence in public schools.

"There has been a measurable cultural change in society's commitment to literary reading," said Dana Gioia, chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts.

To shift something as ingrained as racism is in British society requires commitment, passion, a visceral hatred of injustice.

No country is immune from terrorism in today's world, not even Sweden, with its unusually open society, traditional commitment to peace and wariness of military alliances.

All societies have their extreme elements; the measure of a society's commitment to peace and the rule of law is whether such extremists are isolated and prosecuted or are lionized and protected.

That charity will become commerce in order to realise them shows precisely the supremacy of economics over society, and commitment to the same transforming processes far advanced under New Labour.