Sentence examples for commitment more than from inspiring English sources
Elisa Villanueva Beard, co-chief executive of Teach for America, said that although the group required only a two-year commitment, more than a quarter of its 32,000 alumni had remained teaching in a classroom.
In both Russia and the United States, the "reset" in U.S.-Russian relations, to which the leaders of both countries first declared their commitment more than 18 months ago, is now being assessed.
LONDON — How could a group of nations that came together with such promise and commitment more than half a century ago, prepared to surrender their currencies and much of their political sovereignty to strengthen integration, now find that their union has been brought to the brink by the small state of Greece, economically and geographically one-fiftieth of Europe?
"The most pleasing thing for us was the endeavour, the commitment more than matching that of Ross County.
"I was unable to get any of them to make a commitment more than to not speak out against our technology," Poole recalls.
Just four years into the commitment more than 92percentt of our 60,000 vineyards acres are part of the program and more than 72percentt have taken the next step and have engaged in a third-party audit to obtain certification.
"Typically, smaller tenants don't want to make any commitments more than a year in advance," Mr. Swerdlow said.
Since then, China's behavior has not been perfect, but Beijing has abided by its WTO commitments more than reasonable commentators expected.
With the new commitments, more than 50 companies employing millions of people have signed on to the initiative, which was launched in June.
But thanks to new investments and political commitments, more than four million circumcisions have occurred since then, preventing many thousands of new HIV infections in the long run.
In terms of the regional distribution of commitments, more than two-thirds of the funds are going to Africa while only 10% to the Asia-Pacific region (Figure 2).
