Sentence examples for because of commitment to from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the colonial administration did little to enhance the welfare of the African majority, because of commitment to the interests of European settlers.

There are relatively few Diana Athills (Athill was VS Naipaul's editor) and Charles Monteiths (Monteith was William Golding's) today: publishers who identify, and are loyal to, novelists in the long term because of commitment to literary merit.

(Senior manager) Again, framing this using the domains of NPT, the intervention made sense to the key actors in SPA because of commitment to integrated care.

He said he would decline the position "because of a lack of commitment to national partnership".

Networks have passed on debate coverage several times previously because of commitments to baseball.

Dardai came up with 11 points from five games but had to leave because of commitments to Hertha Berlin.

BASKETBALL Women's National Basketball Association UTAH STARZZ--Announced G Dalma Ivanyi will not sign for the 2001 season because of commitments to a team in Hungary.

Mr. Stine said it took him eight years to try again because of commitments to the "Goosebumps" and "Fear Street" series.

RenewableUK also said senior economists in the sector had calculated that billpayers could end up paying £3bn more because of commitments to meet binding targets.

Indeed for most of the second quarter, fiscal uncertainty hung over both countries: in Britain because of a close election, in Germany because of commitments to help Greece and other countries.

But when he asked Mr. Lambert to tour with him as his opening singer, Mr. Lambert declined because of commitments to his family, the dealership and a full schedule of Staten Island gigs.