Sentence examples for commitment of some from inspiring English sources

This compares with America's commitment of some 5% of GDP.

The commitment of some women verges on heroic.

It was, she later learned, a musical commitment of some sort.

"I needed something that would get me out of the house," she said, "a commitment of some kind".

"The commitment of some of the players in the league is at an all-time low," Oakley said.

Finally, exposure to Fgf8 and Shh in vitro promotes commitment of some ESC-derived NPCs to differentiate into putative Lmx1a+ dopaminergic neurons in the midbrain.

The Bravehearts qualified for the tournament courtesy of their victory in the European Championship two years ago, and after calling on a number of high-profile NRL stars for their run to the World Cup quarter-finals in 2013, representatives from the SRL have been in Australia recently to try and secure the commitments of some major names for the Four Nations.

"Recognising this, and given the other commitments of some of the principal people involved in managing the organisation, Ospreys Rugby has taken the opportunity to reorganise its management structure.

Common sense morality seems to understand us as having special obligations to those to whom we stand in some sort of special relationship, e.g., our friends, our family members, our colleagues, our fellow citizens, and those to whom we have made promises or commitments of some sort.

They are also suspicious, probably more than they need be, about the depth of Mr Brown's commitment to some of Mr Blair's more talismanic policies, especially the reform of public services.

"If people hadn't been willing to come forward on the reliance of some commitment of confidentiality, we would never know about that," said one league official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the appeals process is still going on.