Sentence examples similar to a one-off commitment from inspiring English sources
Pictures of Lord Sewel emerged in two separate articles for the Sun and Sun on Sunday This is what he said: On David Cameron: "He's the most facile, superficial Prime Minister there has ever been," claiming that "he just shoots from the hip" and makes one-off commitments that "he cannot deliver on".
His one-off commitments include Edge, Castrol and.
That's how collaborative overload creeps in: What you thought was a one-off request turns into an ongoing commitment.
"The unprecedented speed of the entry into force of the Paris agreement demonstrates that Paris was not a one-off deal, but rather a long-term commitment to climate action," said Jennifer Morgan, executive director of Greenpeace International.
I go into school to do a one-off session, but it's not like a social commitment.
Alongside concrete commitments to action, Rio+20 is a one-off opportunity to kickstart the journey to a new set of global goals.
The move apes Tony Blair's decision to put changes to the party's constitution, in which the Clause IV commitment to public ownership was ditched, to a one-off conference in 1995.
Of course, none of this is a subscription but rather a one-off purchase so you can re-up whenever you need without any commitment.
I hope this is a one-off.
