Sentence examples for a commitment to complete from inspiring English sources

We had no idea what would await us in this infamous African metropolis, but we had a mission and a commitment to complete it.

He came into office with a commitment to complete Guinea's democratic transition by holding parliamentary elections, but he delayed them, ostensibly on procedural grounds, then delayed them again.

The G20 should also pledge its unequivocal support for free trade a pledge that would gain credence if the leaders made a commitment to complete the Doha round of trade talks.But what of the larger ambitions of "fixing" global finance?

Those include a commitment to complete additional trade deals with Colombia and Panama; steps toward a fundamental overhaul of the tax code; curbs on politically delicate entitlement programs that are needed to close long-term deficits and new financing sources for Mr. Obama's infrastructure goals.

Beyond that money, Evergrande Health has a commitment to complete the overall deal by investing $600 million by the end 2019, and a further $600 million by the end of 2020. .

I know she feels a strong is a commitment to complete the primaries and she doesn't want to be quit on those who have supported her.

Despite the president's announcement, the two-day G-8 meeting ended without a commitment to completing the long-delayed Doha round of world trade negotiations this year, as the G-8 leaders had promised last year in L'Aquila, Italy.

In these courses, 'dropping out' is not a breach of expectations, but the natural result of an open, free and asynchronous registration process, where students get just as much as they wish out of a course and registering for a course does not imply a commitment to completing it.

In return for keeping the oil supply steady and pouring billions into the American treasury through arms deals, the Al-Saud family gets a US commitment to complete protection.

He added that Sudan has an international commitment to complete the enactment of the Asmara and Doha peace agreements to fortify peace in both East Sudan and Darfur.

In his proposal, the president lives up to his commitment to complete a five-year initiative begun by the Clinton administration to double the budget of the National Institutes of Health.