Examples of using Courage and commitment in English and their translations into Russian
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He saluted their dedication, courage and commitment.
The courage and commitment of those civil servants deserve to be highlighted and praised.
In doing so, they often show tremendous courage and commitment.
It offers hope, confidence, courage and commitment to make a better global neighbourhood.
We award the"Pride of the Country" prize annually to Ukrainian citizens who have shown exceptional courage and commitment.
The Agency's staff had shown extraordinary courage and commitment during the reporting period.
Commending the courage and commitment of those who take part in humanitarian operations, often at great personal risk.
For my part, I had the chance to appreciate the moral fiber, courage and commitment of Ben M'Hidi to his own ideals.
To do this requires courage and commitment at the highest political level, reflected down through the layers of government and administration.
He has demonstrated that with leadership, courage and commitment, results can be achieved.
The men and women who serve under AMISOM, and their Somali brothers in arms, have demonstrated undeniable courage and commitment.
In 50 years of public life, he displayed confidence, courage and commitment in his lifelong crusade against poverty.
Commending the courage and commitment of those who take part, often at great personal risk, in humanitarian operations, especially of locally recruited staff.
Mr. Miscavige also introduced three heroic IAS Freedom Medal winners who exemplify the courage and commitment to make a better world,and highlighted every aspect of the religion's expansion since last October.
It commends the courage and commitment of those who take part, often at great personal risk, in humanitarian operations, especially of locally recruited staff.
We also welcome today's limited actions by theNorth Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) in conjunction with the ultimatum and appreciate the courage and commitment of the pilots involved in this overdue response.
While saluting their courage and commitment, we urge Member States to accord human rights defenders accessand cooperation in carrying out their functions.
The process would not have happened without Manana Gurgulia, Paata Zakareishvili, Liana Kvarchelia and Arda Inal-Ipa, whose courage and commitment to change the way their societies resolve conflicts wasand remains inspirational.
We salute the courage and commitment of those dedicated people who continue to accept considerable personal risks in order to carry out United Nations missions.
I would also like to thank the Chief Military Observer and all the dedicated military and civilian personnel of UNOMIG for their courage and commitment in performing their duties in a difficultand often dangerous environment.
We hope that his courage and commitment will continue to inspire the realization of the hopes, dreams and legitimate rights of the Palestinian people for their beloved land.
If we continue in this fashion the United Nations will ceaseto be relevant altogether, and history will surely record it as yet another pious venture which we did not have the courage and commitment to make real.
The courage and commitment of the Mission's observersand its local personnel, especially its drivers, in maintaining an active presence even in the most difficult of such circumstances have been exemplary.
The leaders of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization(PLO)deserve our praise for their outstanding courage and commitment to move ahead with the peace process despite internal oppositionand violent attempts to derail that process.
Commending also the courage and commitment of those who take part in peace operations, including peacekeeping operations, often at great personal risk, especially national and locally recruited personnel.
I also would like to express my deep appreciation to the Force Commander, General Aboo Samah Bin Aboo Bakar, to all civilian and military personnel in UNOSOM II, United Nations agencies and NGOs,as well as to their Somali colleagues, for the courage and commitment they continue to demonstrate in fulfilling their tasks in this complexand hazardous mission.
The parties deserve our praise for their outstanding courage and commitment to moving ahead with the peace process despite internal oppositionand attempts to derail the peace process through violence and terror.
Although much can and will be done by the United Nations to train and equip its staff to operate safely in difficult places, the culture of accountability engendered by Member States,local authorities and leaders at all levels remains the surest means of enabling our staff members to apply safely their courage and commitment to those in need.
While it is fitting to commend the parties for their courage and commitment, which resulted in the signing of the agreement, it remains necessary to be cautiously optimistic because of the complexity and sensitivity of the outstanding issues.
Although much can and will be done by the United Nations to train and equip its staff to operate safely in difficult places, the culture of accountability engendered by Member States, local authorities and leaders at all levels remains the surest means of enabling United Nations staff members to safely apply their courage and commitment in meeting the needs of the world.