Sentence examples for commitment apart from inspiring English sources

The sense that Merkel's Germany has virtually no firm geopolitical red lines of commitment, apart from its relationship with Israel, threads through a new book ("Angela Merkel, Die Kanzlerin und ihre Welt") by Stefan Kornelius, foreign editor of the Süddeutsche Zeitung.

"Roosevelt arrived in Washington with no firm commitments, apart from his promise to 'try something,' " the Times editorialist Adam Cohen writes in his forthcoming book, "Nothing to Fear: FDR's Inner Circle and the Hundred Days That Created Modern America".

"I couldn't have asked any more of them this season in terms of their desire and commitment, and apart from a couple of games we've played well.

Beyond his commitment to tearing apart the health care law, Mr. Price, who leads the House Budget Committee, published a budget proposal last year that would convert Medicaid into a block grant to state governments.

But three of the company's seven stores offer something that truly sets them apart: a commitment to beer.

He bought and sold cars, opened a clothes shop on the Broadwater Farm estate, and though he and Simone had periods apart, his commitment as a father never faltered.

No commitment of actual funds apart from his salary for the last quarter of last year which amounts to about $100k to fight a crisis that took the lives of 64,000 in 2016 and likely even more in 2017.

Whereas commitment and physical activity apart from the jogging sessions remained stable over the course of the treatment, depression and negative symptoms were reduced.

Tillerson's own vision — apart from a commitment to efficiency — is less clear.

If you want to stand out, you're going to need to set yourself apart with your commitment to detail.

Sometimes, however, an entertainer makes a level of commitment that sets them well apart from the rest.