Sentence examples for tough commitment to from inspiring English sources

We must respect her tough commitment to her work as she pushes into the brothels and asylums of mid-Victorian Manchester's dismal underworld.

In short, these policies symbolize a "get tough" commitment to address threats to student safety.

But Clinton must also demonstrate that she can offer more than a mastery of partisan in-fighting; that she represents not "the Clintons" but rather a politics of tough, passionate commitment to the issues that she is running on.

Should Santa Monica's project fail to jump its hurdles, however, it could signal to sustainable developers around the world that California's red tape is tougher than its commitment to going green.

It is one huge tough commitment.

"George is highly respected for his intellect, prosecutorial instincts, and commitment to tough and fair enforcement of the federal securities laws," Mr. Khuzami said in a statement.

We are told that it promises "real investigations, tough sanctions and a commitment to the enforcement of standards that its predecessor, the PCC, did not have".

Greece's Finance Ministry said on Monday that S.& P.'s move overlooked the government's commitment to tough fiscal efforts to repair public finances and remain a member of the 17-member euro currency group, according to Reuters.

So, for those having trouble keeping track, a recap: way back when, Gov. Christie Whitman was photographed having much too much fun frisking criminal suspects as a display of commitment to tough law enforcement.

Beckham's words were more important than anything he did in the Galaxy's 3-1 victoverover the woeful Red Bulls, for there was none of the fawning of 2007 but instead tough questions about his commitment to helping soccer in the United States, playing in the World Cup and fulfilling his contractual obligations to the Galaxy and to M.L.S.

Without Greece's commitment to tough deficit cutting measures, the EU and IMF could refuse to release the rest of the rescue funds.