Commitment

I hope that all of you who have helped today... will leave here with another additional commitment.

You can depend on that, if I can depend on you.

Our commitment is not to war, it's to peace.

The United States will continue to maintain—undiminished—its firm commitment to NATO and will continue to provide the forces needed to back up that commitment.

India, under the greatest trial and tension, has reaffirmed its commitment to rule by the people.

The declaration that we have just signed, or will sign, commits to paper what has long been written in our hearts.

A society's strength is measured by its commitment to the well-being of all its members.

We must address the problems of poverty and inequality with compassion and commitment.

I pledge to you we will do better in the next 4 years.

I intend to do no less.

I again urge every American to commit himself whole-heartedly, beginning now, to this supremely important humanitarian cause.

I am pledged to continue working for it.

In recent weeks I have emphasized the commitment of this Nation to taking every step necessary to end the vicious threat of terror both here and abroad.

On behalf of the United States, I wish to reaffirm our commitment to work with the members of the European Community for reform of the international economic system

America is now committed to an all-out attempt to find a means of controlling cancer.

I know his heart is deeply committed, as is his mind, to the problems of the elderly.

You will have, of course, the total commitment of government, and that is what the signing of this bill now does.

I am determined that the Federal will and Federal resources will be committed as effectively as possible to the campaign against cancer and that nothing will be allowed to compromise that commitment.