Sentence examples for commitment made to from inspiring English sources
"Since that date, the UK has ignored the mandate of the UN general assembly and the commitment made to Spain in the 1984 Brussels declaration".
The $1.5 billion that home-visiting programs will receive over five years is by far the biggest financial commitment made to those evidence-based programs, said David Kass, president of Fight Crime: Invest in Kids, a nonprofit anticrime organization.
Dick Oliver, who was appointed chairman in 2004, said BAE had failed to honour a commitment made to the US government in 2000 to establish and comply with US regulatory requirements within a certain period.
Equally important is our intention to stand behind our commitment made to provide time for those local residents who wish to sell their properties to us, to do so".
But the prime minister told the House of Commons on July 4th that, although Britain was reducing its forces in Iraq (a process begun by his predecessor), its presence was a commitment made to the Iraqi government and the United Nations.
When asked if it should be exempt from spending cuts that are happening across the board, she said: "I think that if a government says before an election there will be no cuts to an organisation then yes they should be exempt because that was the commitment made to the Australian people".
Under commitments made to Mr. Bush last June, the Palestinian leadership is supposed to begin breaking apart militant groups.
The past 12 months have seen a wealth of high-level commitments made to address issues facing adolescent girls.
There were commitments made to have $100bn a year by 2020 but we are still not seeing that fleshed out".
We need to accept the fact that we simply cannot revert to historical norms in government spending and keep faith with commitments made to millions of aging workers.
