Sentence examples for universal commitment to the from inspiring English sources

And the almost universal commitment to the public schools reinforces the sense of equality.

Is it a human right, like our universal commitment to the right to an education?

Philanthropy's only guiding force is its universal commitment to serve the common good.

In abiding by the government's universal commitment to equality in nutrition and healthcare, funding from the Programa Dinheiro Direto na Escola is provided to all communities in need [ 15].

And no universal commitment to stop churning out more weapons-grade material.

UNESCO's 'Education for all' is a universal commitment to ensure all children are afforded at least a basic education.

Still, the sheer volume of waste that continues to be generated by Americans each year — more than 254 million tons — means that even with a universal commitment to waste reduction and recycling, we're going to need to rely on traditional means for waste disposal for the foreseeable future.

The reason for such frenetic activity, says Bishop Marcelo Sorondo, chancellor of the Vatican's Pontifical Academy of Sciences, is the pope's wish to directly influence next year's crucial UN climate meeting in Paris, when countries will try to conclude 20 years of fraught negotiations with a universal commitment to reduce emissions.

There is a universal commitment to more building, even to new towns and garden cities, and although on Monday Ed Miliband announced that a Labour government would scrap stamp duty on homes under £300,000, Labour policy is not only about home ownership.

The cartoon was a properly irreverent combination — an affirmation of the most universal truth, a commitment to the magazine's own very particular identity.

"We re-affirm our commitment to the universal banking model," Mr. Jain told analysts.