Sentence examples similar to commitment's bounds from inspiring English sources
Why a Seller's Commitment Is Almost Bound to Be Fully Used.
Commitment knew no bounds: one member attended a fancy-dress dance with orange cardboard attached to his front and back, and wearing a skull-cap with "Join the LBC" written on it.
"While we're excited by today's news, we also want to see McDonald's make a strong commitment with time-bound targets for pork and beef," Wellington said.
On market access, Egypts only commitment was on bound tariffs.
As well as its commitment to reduce bound tariffs under the AoA, Thailand undertook a more drastic unilateral tariff reform both before the UR conclusion and after the 1997 financial crisis.
Another line of her research examines whether commitments are language-bound.
In the end, Goya is jeopardizing the parade's commitment to 100 college and college-bound students who stood to receive parade scholarships.
Her dedication knew no bounds and despite recent illness, she had an unwavering commitment to allowing each student to realize his/her potential.
The current informed consent model for ECT reflects an implicit commitment to the "brain-bound" model.
I believed in the president's commitment to change history and felt duty-bound to help him win re-election.
