Sentence examples for commitment in terms from inspiring English sources

"For us, it's a big commitment in terms of budget and manpower".

I know they can be stressful but they represent a big commitment in terms of effort and time.

How much of a future commitment, in terms of years, would Johnson want from Parcells, who has been with the Jets for four seasons?

"With the Integrated Learning Center, we've made a massive commitment in terms of physical facilities and the advising that goes with it".

It is a great testament to him that he is now working harder than ever, he has lost weight, he looks fresh, he looks bright, he is doing extra work and it is a great step forward to him and his commitment in terms of him staying at Liverpool.

The commitment in terms of time can range from as little as one two-hour rehearsal and a dress rehearsal -- but supers do have to agree to take part in a minimum number of performances -- to as much as five hours a day for four or five weeks for, say, a newly staged opera.

"Consumers remain willing to undertake longer-term commitments in terms of purchases of both autos and homes".

He added, "We talked about this date a week ago, and Russia sticks to its commitments in terms of deadlines".

"There are no commitments in terms of responsibility-sharing, no agreement on relocation of refugees, no real commitment to [the creation of] development funds that could address the needs of refugee and host communities".

As you would expect though, Muglia wasn't making any commitments in terms of a timeline.

He added: "[The loan] is conditional on the trust demonstrating that they will meet their ongoing commitments in terms of quality and financial stability.