You have to see this as a part of our life's work.

We remain committed to pursuing a comprehensive settlement on Cyprus.

I am honored to be here with all of you, humbled and encouraged by your passionate commitment to education.

We have to, in short, commit ourselves for the first time now to have the best education in the world, not just for the few but for the many.

The President's commitment to the success of this work is very, very genuine and very palpable.

I pledge it will be mine.

We're not going to walk away from these children.

Your vote will decide whether we can continue to do that, or whether we will weaken our commitment to our common environment and our children's future.

I urge all Americans to renew and deepen their commitment to protecting our most precious natural resource—our children.

I think it's evidence of their shared commitment to end violence, restore order, and invigorate the peace process.

I think it shows a common commitment to end the violence and get the peace process back on track.

We have always been committed to making our legal system the best, the most effective, and the fairest in the world.

I know the Attorney General shares my commitment to those important environmental laws.

It would have been unconscionable for us to walk away from our continuing commitment to that.

We are committed to continuing the strong United States space program.

I remain committed to doing all we can to support the parties' efforts to bring about a settlement.

We need to stay right on it.

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