Sentence examples for supposed commitment from inspiring English sources

When asked about Russian officials' supposed commitment to holding gold, the central bank issued written responses.

Judging this threshold might sit uneasily with its supposed commitment to tackling violence against women.

The giant panda may be the poster child of China's supposed commitment to environmental stewardship, but the reality is tragic.

The country trades on its democratic record since the fall of Suharto, the late dictator, in 1998, as well as on its supposed commitment to religious moderation.

He has vowed to win the fracking cause while avoiding any major speech on the government's supposed commitment to low-carbon energy.

In recent months, the government of Myanmar has signally failed to advance that progress, in spite of its supposed commitment to do so.

But the proposed trade deal contains no strategy at all under which Mexico would meet its supposed commitments to improve labor conditions. .

This centers on Masha (Kerry Condon), a fresh-faced Tolstoyan who brings tea to Valentin's bedroom at the commune and returns later to bestow other favors, in spite of the supposed Tolstoyan commitment to celibacy.

Many thinkers have supposed that commitment to the claim that this world is the best of all possible worlds follows straightforwardly from monotheism.

Reporting on McCain's willingness even to consider a pro-choice VP pick like Tom Ridge has generally resisted characterization as the remarkable departure from McCain's supposed antiabortion commitment that it is.

Asked if the 31-year-old Oxford graduate, the eldest of three children whose parents are still actors, learned anything from the 57-year-old Phillies and Dodgers fan who was raised in a show business family and portrayed a high school chemistry teacher, Eve added, "Yeah, I suppose his commitment to his craft is admirable.