Sentence examples for whose commitments from inspiring English sources

They in turn selected the 67 delegates whose commitments are as yet unknown.

But Mr. Dillon was known as a private man whose commitments to his beliefs -- driven by a strong Roman Catholic faith -- superseded political ambitions.

Nixon has up to now been a politician whose convictions have been charactirized by their lack of firmness and whose commitments to policy have been- sometimes notoriously so- the opposite of irrevocable.

The officers, Board of Directors, and staff of UJA-Federation of New York mourn the passing of Miriam Ringler, whose commitments have strengthened both the Jewish community and the Jewish people.

By clamping down on power plant emissions, Obama is also working to increase his leverage and credibility with other nations whose commitments he's seeking for a global climate treaty to be finalized later this year in Paris.

Nixon has up to now been a politician whose convictions have been charactirized by their lack of firmness and whose commitments to policy have been- sometimes notoriously so- the opposite of irrevocable... View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By Amos Barshad By Emily Nussbaum.

For their part, Republican primary voters have slowly weeded out the candidates most committed to tax cuts and left behind the candidate(s) whose commitment to extending the Bush tax cuts is weakest.

He was one of the few outstanding jazz musicians whose commitment to jazz was uncertain.

NewYorkPresbyterian mourns the loss of our friend, Leslie Foster, whose commitment to Washington Heights/Inwood was unequaled.

Geldof, whose commitment I have always admired, comes off as naive and self-righteous.

Rick will be remembered as a dedicated and generous leader whose commitment to our cause was unwavering.