Commitment

The U.S. is very committed to seeing progress on this issue.

The United States is committed to them today, tomorrow, and long into their continent's bright future.

Democracy is a commitment by government and by people.

We want to thank you for your commitment to living side by side with Israel in peace.

Tonight I restate my personal commitment on behalf of the United States to all those in the Middle East who wish to live in freedom and peace.

Our commitment to those who serve begins at enlistment and it must never end.

Our Nation remains committed to the advance of freedom and democracy as the great alternatives to repression and radicalism.

The Action Plan presented today reflects the Administration's commitment to continually strengthen and improve the import safety system.

This bill violates that fundamental commitment.

My Administration remains committed to supporting family caregivers.

America will not run, and we will not forget our responsibilities.

Our whole Nation respects and appreciates the commitment and sacrifice of our military families.

We cannot sacrifice our commitment to democracy to purchase security, for in that case we shall have neither.

Of course not. We're not leaving until we get the job done.

We're not leaving until the job is done, pure and simple.

I am personally committed to providing each of them with our full support, recognition, and assistance.

We will stay there until the job is done, and then we'll leave.

Our Government has made a commitment to our seniors—the Federal Government has made a commitment to our seniors through the Medicare program.