Sentence examples for commitment in the conflict from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a senior American general in Iraq played down the chances of any new American military commitment in the conflict.

Mr Obama, on a tour of Asia, went on to reiterate that there will be no "open-ended commitment" in the conflict.

Both former Senator Rick Santorum and former Speaker Newt Gingrich suggested in the wake of the massacre that the country needed to reassess its military commitment to the conflict in Afghanistan.

One of the Palestinian refugees who fled Nahr El-Bared camp in the conflict, Hanan's commitment to overcoming distressing circumstances is inspiring.

The new commitments build on support Australia has already provided in the conflict in Marawi.

"UNICEF reminds all parties in the conflict of their existing commitments and obligations under international and national law," said Dr Iyorlumun Uhaa, Representative for UNICEF South Sudan.

He or she will also have to manage the long-term commitments that the United States is making to Afghanistan and Iraq, neither of which can be drawn down precipitously given current political realities, but both of which need to be managed, as there are strong political incentives to make large short-term commitments in each conflict.

This blatant double standard raises serious questions regarding Obama's commitment to being an honest broker in resolving the conflict.

Importation of emerging infections such as Lassa fever and other VHFs into non endemic regions is a growing threat especially as international travel and commitments in resolving conflicts in endemic countries in the West Africa sub-region persist.

Importation of emerging infections such as Lassa fever, Ebola Virus Disease and other viral hemorrhagic fevers into non endemic regions is a growing threat particularly as international travel and commitments in resolving conflicts in endemic countries in the West Africa sub-region continue.

This approach entails pursuing three complementary courses of action: promoting policies known to lessen the risk of violent conflict over the long term; anticipating and averting those crises likely to lead to costly military commitments in the medium term; and managing ongoing conflicts in the short term before they escalate further and exert pressure on the United States to intervene.