Sentence examples for commitment that will last from inspiring English sources
"Where do we want this country or countries or populations to be in a decade's time, and how does this response fit into much bigger, broader support for those countries?" Not a patchwork solution UNICEF's work in the tsunami zone is a commitment that will last for many years.
After their first sex, Ennis grimly heads off to his sheep, getting into a habit of making work an alibi for non-commitment that will last him for the rest of his life.
The more modest scale of the military cutbacks placed extra strain on the government's overall effort to save more than $130 billion through spending cutbacks by 2015, a commitment that will require other government departments to make cutbacks averaging 25 percent.
At the Global Fund's replenishment conference in December, donors from around the world made financial commitments that will span the next three years, from 2014-2016.
Therefore, research on climate policy is focussing on the forthcoming negotiations on the policy architecture and abatement commitments that will be adopted after 2012.
Right now, two weeks shy of the album's release, Birdy is deep in rehearsals with her band in Bath upfront of the international touring commitments that will stretch well into next year.
One part of that struggle of course is the touring commitments that will keep Flowers away from home until the fall.
But some experts are skeptical that this commitment to tighter oversight will last.
At Paris, governments are supposed to forge a new agreement with commitments from countries that will run beyond 2020, in some cases to 2025 and in others to 2030 and beyond.
A commitment that 18-24 year olds will be offered a guaranteed job or training and will not have to wait until they have been out of work for a year.
"If we've done anything, hopefully it's that we've got the commitment that tomorrow they will begin to negotiate," Mr. Wesson said after meeting separately on Saturday with the United Transportation Union and Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials.
