Sentence examples for became a commitment from inspiring English sources

In a later version, however, this became a commitment to pay £5m a year for three years towards the scheme and a maximum of £15m towards any "unpaid contributions" if it was restructured.

Staying focused on quality and cost-effectiveness and demonstrating improvements in clinical outcomes became a commitment.

As the American involvement in Iraq has become a commitment of unknown duration, comparisons to the Vietnam War are more and more common.

Sir Christopher Meyer, the ambassador to Washington from 1997 to 2003, could only speculate about whether a meeting with President Bush in 2002 saw Mr Blair's longstanding hawkishness on Iraq become a commitment to invade "signed in blood".

And particularly when the adoptive parent is a public figure like Ms. Maynard, it's easier to blame than to try to understand how a commitment to be a "forever family" to two girls can become a commitment to, as she writes, "make sure they had a good life in America".

"A visit at the Dallas museum is not just a novelty it becomes a commitment," Stein said.

Therefore, "first things first" is not just an expression; it has become a commitment -- a promise to provide the essential building blocks of life to people everywhere so they have a chance at changing their lives.

By the 1980s, this avocation became a professional commitment.

His anti-psychologism became a defining commitment not only of the Marburg School of neo-Kantianism, founded by Cohen himself, but of orthodox neo-Kantianism more generally.

The household shoppers were given the option of changing their minds in the first month, but then it became a binding commitment for six months.

A pioneer in the advocacy of women's access to health care and reproductive rights, in 1953 Dr. Miller began donating part of his time to what became a life-long commitment to providing health care to members' families of the Mens Clothing Workers Unionn at the Hillman Center in Manhattan.