Sentence examples for broken commitment from inspiring English sources

She is now gambling on riding out yet another broken commitment.

In 2013, Seth went through a divorce ("What a time … of horrifying feelings," he recalls in the film), and much of "True Sadness" is about navigating the fallout: remorse over a broken commitment; guilt about falling in love with another person; worry over whether he hurt his former partner so badly that recovery is now impossible for either of them.

That leads to more transfers and broken commitments.

"Given APP's track record of broken commitments and the fact it has yet to get independent verification that their forest conservation plans are actually working, Staples is jumping the gun," said Lafcadio Cortesi, Asia director at Rainforest Action Network.

The Summit was held as a follow up to the Girl Summit in London held in July 2014 where the Government of Ethiopia took a heroic step by making a ground breaking commitment to end child, early and forced marriage and FGM/C in the country by 2025.

Foreign firms may face multimillion-pound fines if they break commitments on protecting jobs and investment once they have taken over British companies, Vince Cable has said.

The State Department expressed "serious concern" over the arrangement, saying it violated Georgia's territorial integrity and broke commitments made in a cease-fire agreement reached last fall.

The world body said that the government broke commitments to uphold human rights by appointing Agni Sapkota as minister of information and communications on Wednesday despite the open case against him.

"If he's going to break commitments to union members, then as a taxpayer I would be worried about commitments he's made to them as well," he said.

Policies based on cheating or breaking commitments are simply self- destructive — the equivalent of trying to extinguish a fire with gasoline.

Mr. Kushner and Mr. Trump's interim envoy, Jason Greenblatt, are well aware of Abbas' deteriorating domestic standing and his penchant for breaking commitments given to successive presidents and secretaries of state.