Sentence examples for commitment it will from inspiring English sources

As part of its "never knowingly undersold" commitment, it will also match Black Friday offers from other multi-channel retailers.

So long as it keeps this commitment, it will have trouble convincing sceptics that it really is benign.

If they make one big financial commitment, it will probably not be to a 40-year-old pitcher.

Australia has yet to announce what post-202o commitment it will put forward at the high-profile UN meeting.

Whenever singular terms do carry ontological commitment, it will be reflected in the assignment to the variables of the regimented theory.

Under the UAE commitment, it will give IRENA a grant of $136 million over a six-year period, while also covering all operational costs in perpetuity.

If China carries out its commitments, it will force more inefficient state-owned enterprises to adapt to market competition or close down.

If the United States fails to keep pushing for even deeper cuts — or raises any doubts about its current commitments — it will have an even harder time rallying global pressure to contain the nuclear ambitions of Iran, North Korea and others.

If Britain achieves its Kyoto commitments it will be for two reasons: the legacy of the Conservative-led dash for gas in the 1990s and reduced emissions of minor greenhouse gases due to one-off improvements to industrial plant.

Setting aside the equity issue for the moment, if India were to accept even modest mitigation commitments, it will have to seriously compromise its growth.

It said Unite policy states that there is a need to preserve the jobs and skills of members and until it receives firm commitments it will continue to support members and their employment.