Sentence examples for commitment equivalent to 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 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.

He said that pensioners would receive a financial commitment from the state equivalent to their transferred assets.

The latest OECD estimates suggest that rich countries will fall short of their promises for 2010 by $20 billion and won't come close to their commitment to provide aid equivalent to 0.7% of GNP.

At the time, the company boasted that it was in so much demand that it had a backlog of contractual commitments collectively worth $31 billion, equivalent to roughly two and a half years' activity.

The federal government has announced more than $5.5bn worth of projects and commitments since the midyear budget update, equivalent to over $160m a day, writes the Sydney Morning Herald.

At current prices and transportation costs, the food aid volume commitment under the new Convention is roughly equivalent to the previous one.

The company made a commitment to expand green finance, and it purchased wind energy from Texas equivalent to its electricity use.

No commitment shall be issued unless the builder or sponsor shall have paid an amount equivalent to 2percentt of the funds being reserved, which amount shall be nonrefundable.

The federal government has liabilities equivalent to $483,000 per American household, largely in the form of unfunded commitments to provide old people with health care and pensions.