Sentence examples for Accept a commitment to from inspiring English sources

The conservative challenge is to accept a commitment to the public good while providing a distinctly conservative vision of effective, modest, modern government.

This time many rank-and-file Palestinians hope that, if a new unity government took shape, Western paymasters would accept a commitment to past PLO agreements by the unity government, rather than specifically by the Hamas faction within it.

The second accepts a commitment to the propositionalist's claim that the objects of thought are public, language-independent, abstract entities, but denies that these entities are structured.

With the failure of Kerry's initiative, even the U.S. appears to have accepted that a commitment to the peace process in its current form might need revisiting.

By the end of the nineteenth century, it was increasingly accepted that a commitment to academic freedom defined the true university.

Israel cannot accept a tahdiya without a commitment to stop weapons smuggling into the Gaza Strip.

The diplomats said the British government would have to accept weaker language than a commitment to "frictionless trade" in the document, given the decision to leave the single market and customs union along with the jurisdiction of the European court of justice.

Is a commitment to accept an Ullman Fellowship right for me? If you will be graduating next year, ask yourself if you prefer to do this one-year fellowship rather than taking a permanent job directly after graduation.

1. Encourage long-term migration away from coastal areas and floodplains through a national "discounts for buyouts" program that would offer homeowners discounts on their flood insurance premiums now, in exchange for a commitment to accept a future buyout once their home is substantially damaged by flooding.

Eventually, the Vatican signed a new deal with Brussels in December 2009, which included an unprecedented restriction on the Vatican's autonomy: a commitment to accept the jurisdiction of the Luxembourg-based European Union Court of Justice in settling disputes over the monetary deal with Europe.

Wheaton College faculty and staff make a commitment to accept and model our institution's faith foundations with integrity, compassion and theological clarity.