Sentence examples for because of the commitment from inspiring English sources

Because of the commitment.

The march was orderly because of the commitment of the demonstrators to march peacefully.

"Because of the commitment of the Bush administration and the American people, millions of people's lives have been saved".

"Because of the commitment of the Bush administration and the American people," Mr. Obama said before their meeting in Tanzania, "millions of people's lives have been saved".

Perhaps because of the commitment she says she's prepared to shoulder, Garza, now 35, is scathing of those who have contributed less than they could have.

While the United States is shutting down old coal-fired power plants and not building new ones, Europe — also because of the commitment in Germany to get out of nuclear power — is moving back to coal.

"There are women who want to be part of the NYJL but won't join because of the time commitment," she explains.

Student 2: I love sports and I wish I could try out for one of our school teams, but I can't because of the time commitment.

And the policy is unfortunately more skewed toward wheat and rice because of the commitments we have made to distribute wheat and rice".

The reports came as Ireland's prime minister, Leo Varadkar, said the UK would be obliged to keep the border between the Republic and Northern Ireland invisible whatever the Brexit outcome because of the commitments in the 1998 Good Friday agreement.

Because of the commitments both in time and money, few go on to acquire both the graduate degree and the certification.