Commitment

The strong bipartisan support the Endowment continues to receive reflects our Nation's steadfast commitment to the promotion of democracy.

He brought out the best in people, because they knew he was committed to their future.

I'm grateful to all of you for what you have done, and we will do our part.

I am determined to do is to see that we stay with you until all the work is done.

I am proud that my Administration has made President Truman's commitment a reality.

I am firmly committed to addressing our economic challenges and enhancing economic security for all Americans.

I am committed to ensuring full benefits to these service members and their families.

But—whether you were furloughed or working—by your commitment and your sacrifice, you continued to serve our nation as loyally as ever during this crisis.

I'm prepared to just stay all day.

I have pledged to the Republicans—I gave my word, and I was raised in an old-fashioned home in an old-fashioned time.

Neither will America forsake you.

Citizens from all communities and organizations from the public and private sectors must join together to renew our commitment to finding permanent homes for each one of America's children.

We will all be working hard. We'll do our best to get it done.

I intend to be there with you every step of the way.

I hope that you have seen the commitment of the administration to try to maintain employment at appropriate levels.

We are committed to implementing that agreement on joint use in good faith.

Reducing authorization levels retreats from that commitment.

I think that kind of broken commitment is unconscionable.