After Mubarak fell, a military council assumed control and swiftly combined a half-hearted commitment to "transition" with a brutal crackdown against any Egyptians continuing to disrupt the status quo.
This may have been an important message in terms of reinforcing commitment to transition, given that for both these groups of stakeholders, maintaining the status quo was probably easier than transitioning.
As an international partner (IP1) put it, the 'ClASS brought out/reaffirmed commitment to transition.… The discussion/preamble helped everyone understand the HRS A/CDCexpectations of local partners and of transition'.
The second thing that we in the West can do is to strengthen our commitment to transition to democracy through initiatives that will strengthen civil society and democratization beyond the electoral process.
"With each of the sports affected we have a commitment to see their transition out of funding is supported," said UK Sport's chief executive, Liz Nicholl.
The President's going to make some kind of speech around the first of July in which he's going to lay out his future vision of the Afghan War, and it will be important whether or not he signals a commitment to a stable transition, or whether he emphasizes, given the skepticism about the conflict domestically and the election year that's coming up, whether he emphasizes his desire to get out.
Will we see people, their rights and a commitment to a just transition as the operational base of the opportunities for a better world from this enormous transformation?
As of 2014, Germany has a commitment to the "Energiewende" transition to a sustainable energy economy, and Denmark has a commitment to 100% renewable energy by 2050.
Richard A. Boucher, the United States assistant secretary of state for South and Central Asia, who was recently in Islamabad for two days of talks with the government, said General Musharraf had made a commitment to carrying out the transition from military rule to democracy, and to addressing the issue of his army post during that transition, but Mr. Boucher declined to say more.
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.
