Sentence examples for this covenant between from inspiring English sources

Institutionalizing a National Veterans Strategy is therefore a moral act that will strengthen our nation's ability to satisfy this covenant between the volunteer force and the society they serve.

The Yazidis claim to be the world's oldest nation, tracing the origin of their culture back to this covenant between Shaitan and Adam.

"The Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944," otherwise known at the GI Bill or the GI Bill of Rights, not only carried out the covenant between this nation and its defenders, it transformed my family as it transformed the nation.

"He believes that the covenant between any Muslim coming to this country and the government stands - and it should be honoured by both parties".

Iraq has sorely strained the covenant between the armed forces and the country they defend.

Booing is part of the covenant between a coach and fans: the fans pay top dollar to see a game.

As unlikely a candidate for stardom as he may be, Pallett understands the covenant between performer and audience implicitly, and he did not disappoint that night.

By that logic, accepting gifts from the very universities they are paid to assess poses a conflict of interest that undermines the covenant between counselors and students.

When a company takes on a lot of debt it undoubtedly makes the "covenant" between a company and its pensions scheme less secure.

This is a sensibility that would not have been tolerated 20 years ago, when sacrifice was still an expected part of the Faustian bargain of a short but glorious life, the covenant between the modern gladiator and the audience.

The author of "The Coming Plague" (1994) argues that the covenant between citizens and government in health care matters is broken; she outlines in chilling detail the threat of bioterrorism and the crumbling health systems in Russia, India, Africa and the United States.