Sentence examples for commitment they face from inspiring English sources

If they break this commitment, they face sanctions.

If they break this commitment, they face sanctions – currently only imposed on the unemployed.

Three others -- New York, Florida and Hawaii have backtracked on their commitments so much that they face threats of losing the grant.

But many failed when their founders' commitment floundered or when they faced the reality of the large day-to-day operational costs of running a museum.

Critics say the process has been too slow and unwieldy, and they question the government's commitment to face down powerful landowners and their political allies.

In the biggest single innovation in our 67-year history, we have launched NYO Inspire, targeted at musicians who have bags of talent, potential and commitment, but who face failure because they have no chance to take on bigger musical challenges.

Our family's commitment to face these challenges (another C-word) with as much joy and even gratitude as possible has not only helped our attitudes, but also Becky's diagnosis.

But this report clearly reflects a commitment to face facts about America's shortcomings as well as our successes, to measure human rights by a single yardstick, and to practice at home what we preach abroad.

We are fully aware of the commitment that we face but, equally, we talk about sustainability and that (paying large transfer fees) can't be sustained, so we have to develop within".

If the new government follows through on its manifesto commitments we face the prospect of £30bn worth of cuts in public expenditure.

"It's astonishing in this day and age, with all the time commitments we face, the conference still attracts the top-tier management," said Linda Sawyer, chief executive at Deutsch, another Interpublic agency.