Sentence examples for a commitment in a from inspiring English sources

The Afghan government's reluctance to make such a commitment in a meaningful manner must be overcome by relentless pressure from the international community.

The Nevada law requires elected officials to disqualify themselves, much as judges often do, when they are asked to vote on matters that touch on what the law called a "commitment in a private capacity to the interests of others".

They said Mr. Arafat made a commitment in a meeting with Secretary Powell today to order his commanders to stop attacks on Israelis and to arrest those preparing to make such attacks.

Sturgeon was booed by some parts of the audience when she said, when pressed by the host Bernard Ponsonby: "If the people of Scotland don't vote for a party with a commitment in a manifesto to a referendum, there won't be another referendum, that's the point I'm making.

But in one of the clearest statements yet that the SNP could introduce a second plebiscite within the next Scottish parliament, she was booed by some parts of the audience when she said: "If the people of Scotland don't vote for a party with a commitment in a manifesto to a referendum, there won't be another referendum, that's the point I'm making.

So a commitment in a musical might be tough for me, but I am keen to do a good play.

Flake said that he had secured a commitment in favor of a "a growth-oriented legislative solution to enact fair and permanent protections for DACA recipients".

We had a commitment in California, a reunion at Stanford University that would occupy three of our precious days, but still we wanted leeway for spontaneity.

The examiner says it would be "amazing" to get through three in an hour, suggesting a commitment in excess of 65 hours.

But the Adoption Access Network suggests that common ground need not be a watering down of a commitment; in the best-case scenario, it's an expansion of it.

For instance, Labour has made a commitment in their manifesto to a "universal entitlement to a creative education for every child", but the achievement of this policy could be being simultaneously undermined by the withdrawal of local authority support.