Sentence examples for commitment in order from inspiring English sources

"Any town, regardless of size, needs a strong corporate commitment in order to attract outside investment capital," Mr. Fahey said.

It becomes apparent that James, at least in this version, has repeatedly resisted demands, controlled intimacy and avoided commitment in order to do his writing.

Rather than build on the network's strength in news, executives quickly cut back ABC's journalistic commitment in order to make it more profitable.

It is true that in the year 2000 the last of these old cooperatives have begun to shed their socialist commitment in order to permit apartment sales on the open real estate market.

Before last season the veteran Nascar driver Ricky Rudd tells his main sponsor, Tide, that it needs to double its financial commitment in order to compete with the sport's heavyweights.

This is what the Children Not Soldiers campaign seeks to achieve, galvanising support to end the recruitment of children by government armies – but requiring renewed commitment in order to build on progress so far.

He also quickly put the Beatles' complicated contractual commitments in order.

Redford, who is 77, also said during the interview that he hopes to divest himself of directing and producing commitments in order to do more acting.

"This is a big project," says Field, who had been avoiding such commitments in order to spend time at her store.

The pressure for more troops was a theme throughout the day at the NATO meeting, as other senior international representatives told defense ministers of the need to increase their commitments in order to succeed in Afghanistan.

Their outlook complemented Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's endorsement of a relatively small force to carry out the original invasion in 2003, and his subsequent decisions to minimize U.S. troop commitments in order to hasten a transfer of responsibilities to the Iraqis.