Sentence examples for bring commitments from inspiring English sources

Many other leaders of developed nations were able to bring commitments: the European Union has committed to cuts of 20% below 1990 levels by 2020, and 30% if other developed nations follow suit.

UN Secretary General has asked global leaders to come to the UN next week and to bring commitments with them to tackle the issue.

Here are five tips on how to bring commitment to your New Year's Resolution.

The players brought commitment and rhythmic vitality to the piece, which they flanked with two classics: Mozart's Trio in B flat (K. 502) and Beethoven's "Archduke" Trio.

" We all know that Japanese culture traditionally has brought dedication, commitment and discipline…and we need that 'cause we're too loosey-goosey" (B-01).

The new funds, part available now and part spread over 5 years, bring Canadian commitments to the world's largest biodiversity genomics project to $80 million.

(Jason Zinoman) 'FIFTY WORDS' Norbert Leo Butz and Elizabeth Marvel bring fearsome commitment and insight to Michael Weller's bruising, blow-by-blow account of one long night in a troubled marriage (2 00).

"She's a very good, very thoughtful mother," Noah Hutton says, "and I think it was hard for her to bring the commitment to her work that it requires when we were young".

When hostages are taken, U.S. government officials often consider the families and their advocates a distraction; yet such people frequently have resources and networks at hand, and they bring a commitment that is unequalled.

The near half-century that she lived and worked as the leader of the Chicago social settlement, Hull House, gave her an opportunity to bring her commitment to social improvement, feminism, diversity, and peace to direct action.

Now, we must bring the same commitment, dedication, and creativity to adult and "life-course" vaccination.