Sentence examples for abide by commitments from inspiring English sources

All sides' failures to abide by commitments have left the peace agreement threadbare.To make matters worse, the largest parties all suffer from bitter internal divisions.

The official said the United States expected big economies to abide by commitments they made in September 2009 at the Group of 20 leaders' meeting in Pittsburgh, to support the "rebalancing" of the global economy.

"Europe is now a chair with four legs".Tellingly, Mr Monti has signed up to a letter sponsored by Britain, the Netherlands and other liberal countries urging stronger enforcement of single-market rules, including the naming and shaming of countries that fail to abide by commitments to open up energy and services.

He accused Russia of failing to abide by commitments to help de-escalate the situation in eastern Ukraine made last week during meetings with officials from the U.S., Ukraine and the European Union.

Finally, the FTC should use its power to attack troll practices such as failing to abide by commitments to license, or acquiring patents to pursue litigation (known as privateering) under its Section 5 power.

There is no mention in the letter that Netanyahu should abide by commitments of previous Israeli governments to freeze the settlement drive nor is there any mention of the five UN Security Council resolutions and the 2004 World Court decision calling on Israel to withdraw from the already-existing settlements.

To this end, all actors must commit themselves to collective action and abide by their commitments.

The Pentagon got off to a bad start by insisting that Tokyo abide by its commitments.

But with high prices, there are few incentives for most countries to abide by their commitments.

"We expect Israel to abide by its commitments in the road map," Mr. Patin said.

And Mr. Weidmann insisted that Greece must abide by its commitments to get its finances in order.