Sentence examples for unending commitment from inspiring English sources

"This doesn't mean I support an unending commitment of our troops in Iraq.

Your neighbour helped for a while until he figured this was an unending commitment, which would end badly.

Alan co-founded Innisfree in 1997 and built it into one of the top proxy firms in the business a credit to Alan's hard work, flawless judgment and unending commitment to his clients.

Myra also lent her enormous energy and passion for social justice as a Member of the Board of Directors of a legion of wonderful organizations that embodied her unending commitment to giving all people the opportunity to live full, dignified and joyful lives.

The elements of this nation's greatness include: our rights and responsibilities as citizens; our democratic values; immigration; religious freedom; equality of opportunity; upward mobility; an unrivalled system of higher education; entrepreneurs; innovation; and an unending commitment to "creating a more perfect union".

The school thrived under her guidance and unending dedication, commitment and passion for education and children.

The basic idea of New Labour was that the party had been held back by our tendency to let once sensible policy positions become unquestionable and unending ideological commitments... Too often, the Labour party had made a fetish of state action when the means should have been whatever it took to get the ends achieved.

"Her understanding of the writer's voice, her protection for the singularity of a director's vision, and her unending passion and commitment for her drama projects gave life to some of the most memorable work BBC drama has made.

That commitment to meaty, unending television coverage lives again, and let's hope it spreads to our sets like democracy activism through the Middle East.

Her integrity and commitment to social justice was unending.

America not only has a budget deficit, in part created by an ideologically driven focus on tax cuts for the wealthy coupled with large scale, unending, unpaid for wars and ongoing military commitments.