Sentence examples for commitment on matters from inspiring English sources

At the same time, partnership with the Conservatives has left some Liberal Democrats convinced that the price of coalition has been too high, undermining electoral commitment on matters like the economy, national security and justice.

Tyrie published the letter from Diamond less than a week after the bank held its "citizenship day" to set out commitments on matters such as tax and the letter made reference to this.

And the report's lead author says the Liberal government's recent groundbreaking financial commitment on the matter does not go far enough.

Amazon made no commitments on the matter, such as confirming you would be able to receive it by the holidays, for instance.

Even when the Obama Administration believes it has won commitments from President Hu on matters of trade and diplomacy, action has been slow to follow.

Careful reading of her side of the correspondence does suggest she has some positive philosophical commitments of her own, on matters including the nature of causation, the nature of the mind, explanations of natural phenomena, virtue, and good governance.

In its reply to the request, the UN reiterated its commitment to a zero-tolerance policy on matters of sexual abuse and insisted that no staff accused of the crime enjoyed diplomatic immunity to prevent them from facing prosecution.

Some were on matters of moment: the commitment to empire and imperial trade.

He may waver on matters of ideology, but his commitment to the family firm is unshakable and resists ethical norms.

Its social commitment stops short of selling shares in companies which breach ethical principles on matters such as arms trading.

The Nevada law requires elected officials to disqualify themselves, much as judges often do, when they are asked to vote on matters that touch on what the law called a "commitment in a private capacity to the interests of others".