Sentence examples for abide by their commitment from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dems will abide by their commitment in the coalition agreement to abstain in a Commons vote introducing the allowance, allowing it to pass.

As they struggle over whether there is to be a recall vote, President Hugo Chávez and the opposition parties need to abide by their commitment to democracy.

"We're calling on MPs to abide by their commitment to put patients and clinical staff at the heart of decision-making within the NHS and oppose the government's ill-thought out hospital closure clause".

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

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

And in a dynamic not unlike the one that has played out in Europe's handling of its sovereign debt crisis, Brussels has lacked the power to compel member states to abide by their commitments.

"We see it as crucial... that we develop more of a possibility of enforcing the rules of the European institutions so that national governments do abide by their commitments," she said.

Both President Bush and Secretary Powell reiterated the administration's position that it was up to the two sides to take the necessary steps to reduce the violence and to abide by their commitments to an American-brokered cease-fire.

Now he and Mr. Bush must insist that both Russia and Georgia abide by their commitments (the announcement of American aid deliveries had Mr. Saakashvili blustering again) and begin to negotiate the terms of a durable peace.

We must never shy away from using legal tools to compel governments everywhere to abide by their commitments, nor from reminding them that razor wire and border fences do not constitute a humanitarian policy.

In Berlin, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said the Greeks should abide by their commitments, adding: "There's no arguing with us about this and, what's more, we are difficult to blackmail".