Sentence examples for an equivalent commitment to from inspiring English sources

"We see this as a big negotiating package; we can't commit ourselves to ambitious targets if we don't see an equivalent commitment to the means to meet those targets, and on the other agreement to finalise negotiations on the ABS protocol," he told BBC News.

"We have been calling for enhancements to the Scottish government's shared equity scheme for some time and now urgently need an equivalent commitment north of the border to ensure that households right across the UK enjoy similar support and Scotland is not disadvantaged in relation to attracting investment".

Mr. Ryan, a former banker who represents the county's Fifth Legislative District in the White Plains area, said in December that his duties were full time and required an equivalent commitment on his part.

A solar house proved to be more energy efficient than an equivalent house built with commitment to use "green" materials.

If they do this, they will claim that (R) doesn't really carry an ontological commitment to the property of redness, because it is really just equivalent to the sentence 'The ball is red'.

Second, David maintained an unwavering commitment to rigorous research standards.

In 2016, the idea of a World War II-equivalent mobilization to restore a stable climate -- not simply a commitment to clean energy -- is what demonstrates to Americans a serious commitment to overcoming the climate crisis.

We had a commitment to deliver a certain number of stars in every episode, and because this was a two-hour special, they finally, reluctantly accepted Halston, Gloria, Geoffrey and Bob as the equivalent of one star.

He had a fervent commitment to internationalism.

Instead, a renewed commitment to the basics.

A sustained commitment to analytics.