Sentence examples for commitment that the from inspiring English sources

Taken literally, mathematical discourse seems to be committed to abstract objects and structures a commitment that the modal structuralist clearly aims to avoid.

It is to this shared professional commitment that the lawyer is ultimately committed, not as a matter of sentiment but of deliberated choice.

But the previous administration remained committed in principle to destroying the virus, a commitment that the Bush administration has now refused to make.

"The £2bn commitment that the NDC programme represents shows how much these initiatives cost.

"We ask for a commitment that the horses won't be bred or sold," she said.

It deserves the same commitment that the Apollo program did, from conception to fulfillment.

That's a verbal, and it's a commitment that the November Project takes seriously.

It's part of a commitment that the company has made to rid itself of unnecessary plastic.

"I am impressed by the commitment that the government has to the democratic path that Bahrain is walking on".

So far, none of those countries has shown the commitment that the Bush administration has sought on the issue.

He suggested Labour should not nominate new peers without a commitment that the list proposed by Cameron would be dropped.