Sentence examples for commit to formal from inspiring English sources

"We are calling on the government of Congo to commit to formal independent monitoring of logging company activities," said Filip Verbelen, a forest campaigner at Greenpeace.

Some justices are committed to formal equality.

He is grumpy about much of the modern world — the nihilism of youth culture in particular — and also committed to formal and visual traditionalism.

"Selected Poems" demonstrates that Van Duyn remained committed to formal verse from the 1950's to the 1990's, and her use of free verse does not have political implications, as it does for Rich, Merwin and Wright.

How I Met Your Mother, a comedy so committed to formal experimentation it sometimes forgot the gags, poured its characters into a limo for a first-season episode set on New Year's Eve: what should have been a luxury indulgence rapidly transformed into an emotional pressure cooker with tinted windows.

The paper also commits to formal consultation before any changes are made to the fiscal regime.

The government said it was disappointed and was committed to formal talks.

"It is even more disappointing when we have offered and committed to formal talks between ministers and the unions to address their concerns about pay.

Responding to the letter in a statement issued hours later, Mr. Timmermans did not commit to a formal review of Malta's media independence.

Green Party leader Richard Bearman said his party would not commit to a formal agreement but would co-operate.

There is not yet confirmation that, following this week's meeting, the Quad's governments will commit to a formal alliance.