Sentence examples for apparent commitment from inspiring English sources

Foreign creditors applauded his apparent commitment to damp inflation.

Their apparent commitment, however, lies not in spectacle but in swagger.

Meanwhile, the apparent commitment to conduct further research has been welcomed by many education experts.

Students who met with Dr. Fernandez last year said they admired his enthusiasm as well as his apparent commitment.

It makes the main parties' apparent commitment to the environment, and to minimising climate change, look ridiculous.

But business groups have been encouraged by Theresa May's apparent commitment to reviving investment, innovation and exports with an industrial strategy.

What the nominalist must do is to argue that the paraphrase reveals and makes apparent the real meaning of the original sentence, so that the apparent commitments of the paraphrase are the real commitments of both paraphrase and original sentence.

To stick with Hagel against substantial (though at the beginning, surmountable) resistance would mean declaring one of his own apparent commitments to be unshakable.

However, I hope that this apparent renewed commitment extends far beyond the mere bolstering of coalition forces.

Engineering of mouse CPC with the human serine/threonine kinase Pim-1 (CPCeP) enhances regeneration and cell survival in vivo, but it is unknown if such apparent lineage commitment is associated with maturation of electrophysiological properties and excitation contraction coupling.

The main problem for nominalists is to account for our apparent theoretical commitment to types, which, whatever types are, are not spatio-temporal particulars (according to nearly everyone).