Sentence examples for and future commitments from inspiring English sources

"The church's ability to meet current financial obligations and future commitments continues uninterrupted," the announcement yesterday said.

At what level of government debt and future commitments does government default go from being unthinkable to inevitable, and how does our government think about that risk?

The administration has yet to address the question of whether our military is of sufficient strength and size to meet present and future commitments.

The problem with Enron's deceptively generous program of giving to worthy Houston-area causes is not so much that the funds suddenly dried up and future commitments can't be honored.

As a 30 October report published by the UN has concluded, these national laws, and future commitments that will be made at Paris, are not yet enough to limit global average temperature rise to 2C (3.6F) above pre-industrial levels, the level scientists say we must not breach if we are to avoid the worst risks of global warming.

Mr. Bittle and Ms. Johnson predict that even with continued foreign investment and financial forbearance, the nation may soon find it impossible to fulfill its existing and future commitments to its own citizens in the form of Social Security and Medicare payments.

This must include a serious financial investment and future commitment in a broad range of interventions and greater opportunities for children to take part in a wider variety of compulsory and inclusive physical education at school.

UNICEF's Director of Emergency Programmes, Dan Toole, said, "Thanks to Ireland's longstanding and future commitment to children, UNICEF has been able to provide life-saving interventions when it matters most.

Several years out of university and into professional life, and facing future commitments, couples often seek answers to the questions that hang over their relationship as the psychological watershed of turning 30 approaches by going on one "last great adventure".

This report aims to guide FAO – and other international actors – committed to providing developing countries with the support required for implementing their NDCs and ensuring future commitments are transparent, quantifiable, comparable, verifiable and ambitious.

"If these international processes are to be taken seriously, governments must be held accountable and any future commitments must come with clear plans for implementation and a process to evaluate success or failure".