Sentence examples for test of its commitment from inspiring English sources

"But how China behaves will be the true test of its commitment to peace and security".

In November 2009, in what many viewed as a test of its commitment to democracy, Kosovo held its first elections since independence.

4 Colombia to Look Into Killings The Colombian government, in a test of its commitment to improving its human rights record, has promised a full-scale investigation into the killings by army troops of six elementary school children.

Richard Dicker, head of international justice at Human Rights Watch in New York, said Libya's actions over the two suspects would be the litmus test of its commitment to democracy and the rule of law.

See articleIn an early test of its commitment to reform, the new Spanish government approved a set of changes to labour laws designed to allow companies both to employ workers more easily, but also to sack them.

Page A26 CONTINUITY OF THE WRONG KIND The Obama administration failed -- miserably -- the first test of its commitment to ditching the extravagant legal claims used by the Bush administration to try to impose blanket secrecy on antiterrorism policies and to avoid accountability for serial abuses of the law.

We chose Coventry because of its commitment to openness, tested in many challenging meetings.

Jane encouraged him to take the trip, believing that it would be a test of his commitment to her.

While the economy has overtaken Iraq on Mr. Obama's agenda, his opposition to the war was the original foundation of his presidential race, and ending it stands as perhaps the most salient test of his commitment to his campaign promises.

China's willingness to allow its currency to fluctuate according to market forces is seen by some as a test of its economic maturity and its commitment to participate as a full partner in the global trading system.

The test of his commitment to that principle will come in June, when England play Sri Lanka.