Sentence examples for broad commitments from inspiring English sources

But are such broad commitments easier said than done?

The president may make broad commitments along the lines of serving as an honest broker between the sides, but any sort of specific promise would appear unlikely.

Despite broad commitments to sustainability, however, they continued to grow their core business in the knowledge that this was unsustainable in terms of planetary boundaries.

Launched in 2011, the OGP talks in big numbers and broad commitments: in two years, its membership has grown from eight to 60 countries, together making nearly 1,000 commitments.

But in shareholder reports, the same companies refer to the IEA's baseline scenario, which accounts for existing policies and the broad commitments made by nations toward carbon emissions reduction and which the agency says will lead to a devastating 4C increase in global temperature.

The Nativist views discussed here differ in many respects, but all share the broad commitments of the approach.

But they symbolise a broad commitment to basic standards of decent living.

But after announcing a broad commitment to those goals earlier this month, China presented no new measures.

It raised questions anew about divisions within the Taliban and whether there is any broad commitment to peace.

John F. Kennedy transformed the policy of "limited-risk gamble" that he had inherited into a policy of "broad commitment"; that Pres.

He expressed a broad commitment to update internal guidelines, including steps to reflect changes in technology since they were written three decades ago.