Sentence examples for solemn support from inspiring English sources

They are New York City police officers who have come to Albany to express solemn support for the four officers charged with shooting to death Amadou Diallo, an unarmed black immigrant, in the Bronx last February.

The former prime minister made a very solemn commitment to support the party after he was deposed.

Nothing now remains but to pay the bills, which Congress routinely does, citing a solemn obligation to "support the troops".

In just a few scenes, we see that his mother is a sweet woman who has decided it's her solemn duty to support her child's dreams.

Here was a man who committed a grave offense not just against his fellow soldiers, but also violated of his solemn oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States and resultantly, all citizens of our nation.

The international development secretary has shadowed the post since 2005 and watched world leaders make solemn pledges of financial support at the G8 Gleneagles summit to help deliver the UN's eight Millennium Development Goals.

Charles reluctantly promised that he would abide by the terms of a treaty agreed between him and the Scots Parliament at Breda, and support the Solemn League and Covenant, which authorised Presbyterian church governance across Britain.

But in fulfilling this solemn commitment, they need support -- not only from parents and communities, but also from non-governmental and community-based organisations, including religious institutions.

That same-sex couples are willing to embrace marriage's solemn obligations of exclusivity, mutual support and commitment to one another is a testament to the enduring place of marriage in our laws and in the human spirit.

Mr. Cheney tossed aside his usual stump speech to deliver a solemn and impassioned plea for veterans' support, telling those in attendance that "America's veterans are a priority for President Bush".

In support of the anti-solemn, it is also fitting that Volume I ends with the astringent humor of Dorothy Parker.