Sentence examples for stark commitment from inspiring English sources

But a stark commitment to retaining their modesty is what often sets go-go girls apart.

Troilus' vision of love is stark: total commitment offers total fulfilment; any form of failure means total rejection.

"This is in stark contrast to their commitment to resolve issues through negotiations," said Mark Regev, an Israeli government spokesman.

It reveals the stark contrast between international commitments and obligations to end all forms of violence against women and girls, and the reality the same women face daily.

This commitment stands in stark contrast to policy during the previous two administrations.

It was a stark public admission that the commitment to change voiced by Arab leaders risks becoming just more words.

"The budget," Mr. McDonough said, "lays out in pretty stark detail the president's commitment to our vets and to their families".

In 2008, when it comes to health care, which is emerging as a defining domestic issue, voters will find stark differences in philosophy and commitment between Democrats and Republicans.

The list was released as Saudi Arabia is trying to walk a fine line between its alliance with the United States and its commitment to a stark interpretation of Islam espoused by many radical opponents of America.

The stark criticisms come despite several recent commitments from government to clamp down on London being used to launder corrupt money from around the world.

But they are in stark contrast to to Australia's international commitments made as part of the Paris agreement, which now state that emissions will fall to at least 26% below 2005 levels by 2030.