Sentence examples for weakening our commitment from inspiring English sources

Fredric V. Rolando, president of the National Letter Carriers Association, said in a statement, "I do not believe that weakening our commitment of six-day service to the public will enhance the long-term position of the Postal Service as a critical element in our nation's economic infrastructure".

But that does not weaken our commitment, it only reinforces it.

"I believe the trajectory in the report will undermine the discipleship and pastoral care of many faithful Christians and, by leading the Church into the kind of cultural captivity which much of the prophetic writings warn against, weaken our commitment to God's mission," he added.

"In the past quarter-century," he wrote in his excellent book, Learned Optimism, "events occurred that so weakened our commitment to larger entities as to leave us almost naked before the ordinary assaults of life..

We weakened our commitment to the Social Charter and single currency in order to achieve a consensus.

At the hearing, Miller called Kline's bill "an ideological bill that severely weakens our nation's commitment to civil rights in education," because it would pull back on performance goals, learning standards and lower the bar for disabled students.

"These outrageous incidents are acts of extremism and designed to weaken our diverse communities' shared commitment to strengthen racial unity," The Home Ministry secretary, Gen. Mahmood Adam, told reporters after briefing foreign diplomats on the situation.

"Such tragic setbacks must not weaken our determination or divert us from our commitment to peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan," he said in a statement.

Cameron said: "I know there are some concerns that the budget signals a weakening of our commitment to philanthropy.

"We must avoid any weakening of our commitment to international nuclear test monitoring," he wrote in a letter with Senator Lincoln Chafee, a moderate Republican from Rhode Island.

"It would weaken our country.