Sentence examples for Uphold the commitment from inspiring English sources

But Messier has famously proclaimed that "the French cultural exception is dead," although he continues to uphold the commitment.

There was no formal, legally binding agreement to uphold the commitment to act in the interests of the impacted stakeholders and to fix the problems.

One of this was to uphold the commitment to allocate at least 10percentt of public expenditure to agriculture, Abdi Jama noted that very few countries had reached this target.

"We have engaged with the government to really try to work with their current circumstances but also uphold the commitments that were outlined in their bid.

The perception of communism in the US was shaped by the Cold War, which began after World War II when the Soviet Union failed to uphold the commitments it made at the Yalta Conference.

And today, 68 mayors representing 38 million Americans pledged to uphold the commitments in the accord, and governors from New York, California and Washington formed the United States Climate Alliance, with the same goal in mind.

Robert E. Zirkelbach, a spokesman for the trade group, said Wednesday, "Health plans have upheld the commitment" by Ms. Ignagni.

This bill is intended to overturn the Illinois Supreme Court's decision in James W. In James W. the court upheld the commitment of a defendant who was forced to wait 90 days to obtain a commitment hearing because he asserted his statutory right to a jury trial.

We are committed to upholding the commitments our country has made and activing decisively to confront the climate crisis".

"As a Jesuit, Catholic university, there are certain Catholic commitments that we are called to uphold, including the commitment not to publicly distribute condoms on our campus," Jack Dunn, a spokesman for the college, said in an e-mail.

Stability of the bargain depends on the winners upholding the commitments and limitations embodied in the constitution so that they do not provoke losers to resort to extra-constitutional action.