Sentence examples for among the commitments from inspiring English sources

Among the commitments the thinktank believes might prove difficult to sustain is putting up fuel duties in line with inflation, which the Treasury has banked even though Osborne has abandoned the hike at every budget since 2011 to curry favour with motorists.

Among the commitments made by the Brazilian government to combat illegal land seizures and land conflicts in the state of Pará, we want to underscore that in February and March, more than 163,000 acres in the disputed areas were inspected.

Among the commitments: "working toward a 10percentt reduction of calories and sodium over five years and a 20percentt reduction in calories and sodium over 10 years".

Ratifying the Convention was among the commitments made during the World Summit for Children in 1990.

Among the commitments endorsed during the conference was for governments to spare no effort to end the unlawful recruitment and use of children by armed forces or groups in all regions of the world, and to ensure that conscription and enlistment procedures for recruitment into armed forces comply with applicable international law.

Among all the commitments on Newman's plate, showing his support for the Hole in the Wall Camp and all of his charitable endeavours are the most important to him, although he long ago curtailed his personal visits to affiliated camps that have sprung up over the years in places as far afield as Florida, California, Israel and even Botswana.

Among the airlines' commitments, which are to be enacted in mid-February, is a policy to reward passengers who give up a reservation on an overbooked flight.

Among the many commitments he has made for his new Socialist government is a promise to amend France's constitution to "inscribe the goal of parity between men and women" in political life.No one quite knows what Mr Jospin means, except that he wants to provide much redress of grievance with little strain on the treasury.

And, arguably, this is the right result: chairs should not be counted among the ontological commitments of 'chairs exist' because, on the view being supposed, they do not add to the ontological cost of accepting 'chairs exist'.

Among the possible commitments from third countries are readmission (of their own citizens and transit migrants), an initiative to prevent irregular migration by improving border control, combating cheat and forgery, preventing trafficking in human beings and supporting of productive occupation and humane working conditions.

On the shallow notion, entities that exist but do not really exist are to be counted among the ontological commitments of a theory: it is trivial or analytic that 'Socrates exists' is committed to Socrates, and that 'elephants exist' is committed to elephants, whether or not Socrates or elephants have real existence.