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passed swiftly, not just because it is expected to assume the bond-buying role of the" European Central Bank, "but simply because the commitment of resources sends a very strong signal of reform momentum in the euro area," said Silvio Peruzzo, European economist at RBS in London.

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".

The show made it principally because of the commitment of its creative team, a threesome that includes an Irish rock singer, the leading producer of what the British press call "yoof TV" (as in "Youth TV") and the youngest life peer in the House of Lords.

It has only been possible to achieve my vision to launch Childhood because of the commitment of private companies and family foundations.

The 2,300 athletes competing this week represent the 2.1 million people in 180 countries who are able to compete because of the commitment of the Special Olympics organization and its coaches, volunteers, donors, and partners.

"Tune in to Me is made possible because of the commitment of these outstanding corporate citizens".

Donor coordination in Malawi was possible because of the commitment of two lead donors (DFID and United States Agency for International Development (USAID)) [ 25].

That's largely because some depositors doubt the commitment of the Irish government to the euro.

Because it reflected the commitments of many citizens, the New Deal nicely fits the Jeffersonian story I am telling here.