Sentence examples for commitment equivalent from inspiring English sources
To change the paradigm, we need an escalation of fiscal commitment equivalent to our response to the AIDS pandemic.
The gross commitment is equivalent to just over twice its GDP.
The monetary fund and other lenders first proposed $5.6 billion, but then raised it to $22.5 billion, including previous commitments — the equivalent of $29.5 billion in today's dollars.
"We see this as a big negotiating package; we can't commit ourselves to ambitious targets if we don't see an equivalent commitment to the means to meet those targets, and on the other agreement to finalise negotiations on the ABS protocol," he told BBC News.
Mr. Ryan, a former banker who represents the county's Fifth Legislative District in the White Plains area, said in December that his duties were full time and required an equivalent commitment on his part.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held that Andre Brigham Young was entitled to a chance to prove his contentions that he was not receiving treatment and that conditions at the state's Special Commitment Center were equivalent to prison or worse.
"We have been calling for enhancements to the Scottish government's shared equity scheme for some time and now urgently need an equivalent commitment north of the border to ensure that households right across the UK enjoy similar support and Scotland is not disadvantaged in relation to attracting investment".
The I.M.F. and other lenders first proposed $5.6 billion, but then raised it to $22.5 billion, including previous commitments -- the equivalent of $29.5 billion in today's dollars.
And although the firm's balance sheet shows debt at a relatively light £1.1 billion, Mr Ralfe reckons its lease commitments add the equivalent of another £1.5 billion to its debt.
Major producers of commodities like Wilmar, Golden Agri Resources, Asia Pulp and Paper and Cargill have made similar or equivalent commitments.
Its featured headliner came across as an expansive talent with the jazz world equivalent of commitment issues.
