Sentence examples for commitment to abide by from inspiring English sources

And that is why I have reaffirmed America's commitment to abide by the Geneva Conventions.

It was a renewed commitment to abide by the terms of a deal already signed in September.

And that is why I have reaffirmed America's commitment to abide by the Geneva Conventions," he said.

Some bishops appeared to see the document as a statement of shared beliefs and a commitment to abide by them; others saw something much looser.

"Taiwan cannot afford to do anything to hinder the market," he said, because of a national commitment to abide by free-trade rules.

Charlene Barshefsky, the United States trade representative, said the new legislation "demonstrates the United States' commitment to abide by its W.T.O.

"According to the [International Atomic Energy Agency]," an agency that has monitored and verified Iran's nuclear-related commitments, "Iran continues to abide by the restrictions set out by the JCPoA, in line with its obligations under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.

Lamenting the need for police officers — requested by the board members because the issue has become so heated — and saying the board's decision smacked of "perverse elitism," Robert K. Tanenbaum, a former mayor of Beverly Hills, said, "We made a commitment to these students, and we expect you to abide by that commitment".

This concession has taken far too long and falls far short of President Obama's commitment to transparency he pledged to abide by since becoming president".

All sides' failures to abide by commitments have left the peace agreement threadbare.To make matters worse, the largest parties all suffer from bitter internal divisions.

The official said the United States expected big economies to abide by commitments they made in September 2009 at the Group of 20 leaders' meeting in Pittsburgh, to support the "rebalancing" of the global economy.