Sentence examples for a firmer commitment to from inspiring English sources

Greece's finance minister, George Papaconstantinou, told his counterparts on Monday that a firmer commitment to helping his country was needed to fend off speculators.

Companies can buy back shares, or not, whenever they feel like it; dividend payments represent a firmer commitment to pay shareholders, he said.

Mr. Wyden said he hoped "the administration's next nominee for the position demonstrates greater respect for the rule of law and a firmer commitment to making sure that our nation's counterterrorism programs have the strong legal foundation that they deserve".

Mr. Abe also reiterated pressure on Japan's central bank to make a firmer commitment to stopping deflation by pumping more money into the economy — a measure the prime minister says is crucial to getting businesses to invest and consumers to spend.

Mr. Abe also reiterated his desire for the Japanese central bank to make a firmer commitment to stopping deflation by pumping more money into the economy, which the prime minister has said is crucial to getting businesses to invest and consumers to spend.

Once sovereignty has been transferred to the Iraqis, and once there is a political approach to the problem in Iraq, we could as we are doing in Afghanistan, depending on ways that could be discussed with others, make a firmer commitment to training military and police forces in Iraq.... Q.

Make a firm commitment to revisit it down the line.

But none involved an exchange of money and thus a firm commitment to attending.

President Obama has shown a firm commitment to using government to help foster growth.

Despite a firm commitment to price, Glencore made some revisions to the proposal from Friday.

Students who are admitted to Cambridge must make a firm commitment to the program.