Sentence examples for an indication of the commitment from inspiring English sources

The range of those who came close is an indication of the commitment to attack.

"It's not bad when your right full-back does it - and it gives you an indication of the commitment and what the players were hoping to get out of the game," added Dalglish.

The junta promised elections and, as an indication of this commitment, appointed the politically liberal Anand Punyarachun, a former diplomat and business leader, as prime minister.

As an indication of the EU s commitment, some of the funding for this effort will be provided through the Sixth Framework Programme of the European Commission, which covers 2003 to 2006.

The comments were an indication of the BBC's commitment to making an increasing amount of its programming outside of London.

Stephanie Conrad, the WWF central Africa regional programme office representative, said: "WWF supports Gabon's decision and sees the move as an indication of the country's commitment to curbing elephant poaching and the illegal ivory trade.

It has previously been a matter of faith, an indication of the supporters' ongoing commitment to their team.

Conservation group WWF has welcomed the move, saying it was an "indication of the country's commitment" to curbing elephant poaching and the ivory trade.

As an indication of the government's commitment to "safe alternatives to dangerous boat journeys", Australia will proceed to immediately resettle an additional 400 refugees from Indonesia, Ms Gillard added.

But the publication of today's report is being welcomed by environmental campaigners as an indication of the Scottish government's commitment to environmental issues.

That participants self-selected for a place on the programme provides an indication of the potential level of commitment that existed.