Sentence examples for a commitment would be from inspiring English sources

Because China is relatively poor and it is still building much of its national infrastructure, such a commitment would be challenging.

But another industry source warned that making such a commitment would be impossible: "We can't make that commitment while our costs are still increasing".

Others often don't realize how difficult making such a commitment would be, given your schedule; some people do know, and are only asking just in case, even though they know you'll probably decline.

If he's serious about meeting these kinds of targets, then we need serious steps; the surest sign this is a talking point, not a serious commitment, would be to approve new pipelines or authorize new drilling.

Such a legal commitment would be unprecedented and it was welcomed by the government and ARM.

They already have funding commitments from both the municipal and provincial governments, so a federal funding commitment would be a big deal.

"It's been great to get the funding we've got so far, but a long-term commitment would be good to provide ongoing support and funding," he said.

Consequently, a more serious commitment would be needed to build local and national capacity to accelerate the improvement of human resources training for health research.

A Labour spokesman said the commitment would be "a good deal for the low paid, a good deal for British business and a good deal for the taxpayer".

A fair test of that commitment would be a quick end to the dithering over D.A.D.T.

But that was just one of 24 appearances last season and his experience and commitment would be a valuable asset for a team fighting relegation.