Sentence examples for commitment set out from inspiring English sources

The state has also procrastinated on its commitment, set out in the 1988 constitution, to demarcate larger permanent indigenous territories.

"Mr Juncker reiterated his commitment, set out in his manifesto, to work with Britain and the other member states to address the concerns of the UK over the next few years".

They also want to abandon the peace commitment set out in the Japanese constitution, and rearm.

Making its operations water sustainable is one of seven bold commitments set out in CCE's sustainability plan.

The Board will provide support to departments as they deliver on the Government's transparency commitments set out in this letter.

The deal says "both parties will adhere fully to their respective commitments set out in the Belfast agreement and its successors".

Without defined targets or substantial amounts of additional money, how then will the member states stick to the commitments set out in the agreement?

The disengagement could never have happened without the commitments set out by President Bush in his letter of April 14th , 2003 endorsed by both houses of Congress in unprecedented majorities.

The rollout of this central data "dashboard," called Energize_MIT, is the latest in a series of steps implementing the goals and commitments set out in MIT's 2015 Plan for Action on Climate Change.

The legislation, which aims to realise the commitments set out in Lord Carter's Digital Britain White Paper published in June 2009, has failed to specify a date for FM radio stations to be upgraded to DAB.

The 2012 How We Do Business Report, published on Thursday, sets out in detail the progress of the 180 commitments set out to ensure sustainable policies are at the heart of every aspect of its business, including its complex international supply chain.