Sentence examples for based on the commitment from inspiring English sources

By making the pledge in an international forum, Mr. Obama is laying a bet that Congress will complete action on a climate bill next year and will be prepared to ratify an international agreement based on the commitment.

Their policy doesn't state the benchmark from which reductions are measured, but their target was based on the commitment made by the previous Labor government which was pegged to 2000.

Due to competition regulations, any kind of coalition must be based on the commitment of companies to contribute to specific issues on an individual basis to avoid cartel accusation.

Their optimism is based on the commitment Senate majority leader Harry Reid (Democrat, Nevada) made two weeks ago to force a Senate floor vote on the so-called Development Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act, or Dream, which allows illegal aliens who entered the US as children to transition to legal residency on the condition that they agree to attend college or join the US military.

The achievement of significant results is based on the commitment and leadership of the executive management.

Therefore, its value is measured based on the commitment in bringing out the skills of employees and this leads to the virtue of humility (Seligman, 2004).

In March 2004, based on the commitments made to the Declaration of United Nations General Assembly Special Session on AIDS (UNGASS), the Government approved its National HIV Strategy in Vietnam till 2010 with a vision to 2020 (6).

"Admissions decisions are based on students' ability, commitment and their potential to achieve," she said.

The sentimental vision of improvised families is based on the total commitment and total dependence of a black man whose deferential manner reeks of subjugation and fear.

"However, the directors are confident that this risk is minimal based on the ongoing commitment from its investors and recent positive developments within the business, which demonstrates the successful outputs resulting from the investment".

But the other problem was publicising the film: you realise the extent of the beast when Knightley admits that she continues to turn down work now based on the publicity commitments.