Sentence examples for unconditional commitments from inspiring English sources

What has not been recognized is that Dilthey proceeds to establish an ethical system that expects human beings to make unconditional commitments that are self-binding.

The offer was refused because Friedlaender would not acknowledge the superiority of Christianity and make an unconditional commitment to it.

Much of this is generated by Mr. Ortiz, who gives a ravishing performance shaped by unconditional commitment to character.

"I would like to thank the team for their trust and all the guys for their unconditional commitment.

"It's as close to an unconditional commitment as you can get out of a central banker," said Mr. Reinhart, now a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.

They should make an unconditional commitment to keep rates low until some objective threshold an unemployment rate, say, or nominal GDP level is hit.

A council of Indian representatives had called on the Japanese to make an unconditional commitment to Indian sovereignty, and the Japanese had balked.

"I've also reiterated my unconditional commitment to those who voted for me in the name of reform and the reform agenda," the Arizona senator added.

What she provides instead -- and it's an advantageous exchange -- is an unconditional commitment to Stevie's anguish and outrage and a stunning sense of how such feelings can explode a comfortable personality.

That is why it is so vital that both sides to the electoral dispute do everything possible to make Mr. Kofi Annan's mediation efforts succeed by making an uncompromising and unconditional commitment to peace".

"So you have to either make sure you get an unconditional commitment or a clause in the contract saying that the developer will not require you to close until the lender's condition has been met".