Sentence examples for against that commitment from inspiring English sources

On the second set of the group's first night at the Blue Note, on Tuesday, it was straining against that commitment.

But critics will argue the relatively small fine levied against Zenit undermines that commitment.

The assessment underscores the difficult choices to be faced by President-elect Barack Obama, whose foreign policy team will be balancing decisions on how to engage Georgia against concerns that commitments to assist its military will further inflame Russia.

Many people advised against making that commitment public -- we might be criticized if we fell short of our stated mark.

"Council's failure to act is extremely disappointing and goes against the spirit of that commitment," said Fiddler.

"Whether right or wrong, she's at least expressing her own opinion". In a statement on Tuesday, Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler called the move "unconscionable". "Council's failure to act is extremely disappointing and goes against the spirit of that commitment," said Fiddler.

While traveling to Asia, Pompeo said his mission was to "make sure that we understand what each side is truly trying to achieve... and how we can deliver against the commitments that were made" in Singapore.

He added: "The challenge for the next SNP leader and first minister will be to put the Westminster parties under pressure to deliver against the commitments that they made during the referendum campaign". John Swinney said he wanted to make clear his "deep and profound appreciation" for what Alex Salmond did to get the party and the Yes movement to "this point".

He argued against the Epicureans that their commitment to free will does not require the rejection of the principle of bivalence applied to propositions about the future or the postulation of an uncaused swerve among the atoms.

But thank goodness a proper team is now in town after England's two dire Tests against Bangladesh that tried the commitment of even the most diehard supporter.

ON A visit to Poland today, Barack Obama tried to reassure central Europeans rattled by Russia's aggression against Ukraine that America's commitment to NATO and to their security was "rock solid".