Commitment

I can tell you this: You have certainly rung my bell, and I will get on top of it next week.

I finish what I start.

The United States keeps its word: Those treaties will be fully implemented on schedule.

Let me be clear: Our commitment to action did not begin and will not end with Rio.

I see no reason to waver on any of this, and I simply am not going to do that.

We won't write anyone off.

No. I think they're committed, and I think it's a good thing they are.

And yes, we should and will commit government to further scientific and biomedical advancement.

I also encourage every American to wear a red ribbon during this week as an expression of his or her commitment to a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.

I reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to the security of Israel.

I am personally committed, Mr. Vice Premier, to the proposition that our relationship will not be undermined, but will be strengthened.

I cannot and I will not rest until every single American is home, safe and free.

I want us to recommit ourselves this evening not to betray the noble ideals that they espouse.

Each of us has a role to play in building a better society, and we must commit ourselves to that cause.

Every person has a role to play in creating a better world, and it begins with each individual’s commitment to making a difference.

The values of our nation are rooted in a commitment to justice, equality, and respect for all people.

We must remain committed to the pursuit of peace through understanding and cooperation.

Let there be no doubt in your mind about how seriously I take these pledges that have been made on my own word of honor and on behalf of the people of the United States.