Sentence examples for with a fundamental commitment from inspiring English sources

That is, women with a fundamental commitment to Jewish faith and family, some disposable income and a house to be proud of — along with a matching appetite for entertaining friends and occasionally impressing the socks off the neighbors.

During the 2000 campaign, George W. Bush promised to make relations with Latin America a "fundamental commitment of my presidency".

(No, he's not your classic "new-ager," the kind cynics love to disparage. He's a practical man with a keen mind, a strong spiritual side, and a fundamental commitment to decency, liberty, and equality).

It is a fundamental commitment of our country.

"This is an issue that challenges a fundamental commitment by the Liberal-Conservative coalition," it says.

"You have to have a fundamental commitment to -- dare I say it?

I am not going to break a fundamental commitment to Australian people.

But all conservative politics pivot on a fundamental commitment – defence of privilege and inequality.

"Should I become the president, I will look south not as an afterthought, but as a fundamental commitment".

Should I become president, I will look south, not as an afterthought, but as a fundamental commitment of my presidency.

Nancy has worked with President and Mrs. Carter in support of their international humanitarian work at the Carter Center (www.cartercenter.org), which is "guided by a fundamental commitment to human rights and the alleviation of human suffering".