Sentence examples for be a commitment from inspiring English sources

There would also be a commitment to investing in public services, including schools and hospitals.

A commitment to support L.G.B.T. service members and their families must be a commitment to action.

It would be a commitment in the Conservative manifesto, she said.

It turned out to be a commitment to sexual equality, rock'n'roll and human rights.

There really should be a commitment on the part of presenters to nurture artists".

Specifically, you suggest that a vote by Britons to stay in would be a commitment to today's EU.

But, with the banchan, the tableside grilling, and the communal grazing, dining here can be a commitment.

MacLean said: "Our concern was that after recent events there would still be a commitment from the [Scottish] government.

Caroline Lucas has indicated the price of such a pact might be a commitment to proportional representation.

There has to be a commitment from the club to say: 'we believe in a performance culture.

There would be a commitment from the next Labour leader to retain an anti-austerity policy programme.