The latest leaks from the Daily Telegraph by journalists posing as constituents – of private conversations between constituents and their MPs, Michael Moore, Ed Davey and Steve Webb, not to mention Vince Cable – reveal the concerns and worries of these ministers, who are among the most committed and able Liberal Democrat radicals, unshaken in their commitment to social justice.
"As a lifelong New Yorker, I'm unshaken in my commitment to live here," she said.
Commenting on Brooke's election and other developments that day, Martin Luther King Jr commented that "despite appeals to bigotry of an intensity and vulgarity never before witnessed in the North, millions of white voters remained unshaken in their commitment to decency".
Mrs. Gandhi is widely perceived to be positioning her son as the party's prime ministerial candidate in 2014, but her commitment to Mr. Singh seems unshaken for the current term.
For men, violence is nonsexual and establishes their strength – as when Commissioner Gordon endures horrific punishment, only to emerge unbroken and unbowed, his commitment to law and morality unshaken.
Beirut is a city whose commitment to good food and music remains unshaken by the country's dysfunctional politics, and the mountain hinterland has some of the finest walking in the region.
"I think for traditional black voters, their affection and loyalty to Barack Obama is unshaken," said Simmons.
It's a commitment that has stood for 60 years - unshaken by wars, natural disasters and even the global emergency that is the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
"What does it mean for U.S.-Israeli relations if John Kerry becomes the president of the United States?" "There is no doubt in my mind his commitment to the security of Israel," Mr. Clinton said, "would be unshaken if he were president.
