Sentence examples for commitment announcement from inspiring English sources

An editor in charge, rigorous fact-checking, interviews, documentary proof, and three pages of rules to publish each wedding and commitment announcement in The Times?

His verbal commitment announcement was scheduled on the same date as Alexander and Stanley Johnson.

Now he and Mr. Bush must insist that both Russia and Georgia abide by their commitments (the announcement of American aid deliveries had Mr. Saakashvili blustering again) and begin to negotiate the terms of a durable peace.

Still other staffers have agendas ranging from adding commitment ceremony announcements to changing obituaries (currently the Times will not use the word lover and will not say the deceased is "survived by" his or her companion).

For the first time at any climate conference, renewable energy solutions will take centre stage in a series of high-profile events coupled with new commitments and announcements.

Although they do not represent "new money" for science outside of previous commitments, the announcements come amid belt-tightening across government spending: Mr Osborne said there would be two more years of cuts to departmental budgets.

There had been expectations that France would make a larger commitment and the announcement disappointed some UN officials.

"The government recently demonstrated their commitment with the announcement of labour reforms, which shows the determination to use this tournament as a catalyst for social progress," he added.

Only Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's solemn words — "Yesterday, Osama bin Laden found out that America keeps its commitments" — and the announcement of an increased police presence in the city's subways.

Announcing the capital cost of the project, without any clear announcement or commitment of the ongoing running costs, is a sign of very poor planning indeed.

Although a welcome announcement, this commitment must not be realised by further damaging Tibet's environment.