Sentence examples for commitment to accept from inspiring English sources
Konrad Szymanski, Poland's incoming European affairs minister, said his government did not agree with Poland's commitment to accept its share of an EU-wide relocation of migrants.
Democrats said they would not discuss cuts to entitlement programs like Medicare unless Republicans made a firm commitment to accept additional revenues.
As the Administration tosses aside America's commitment to accept refugees from war, Jackson's time as a prosecutor at the Nuremberg trials might resonate, too.
As the Administration tosses aside America's commitment to accept refugees from war, Jackson's time as a prosecutor at the Nuremberg trials might resonate, too.
Hay Pauncefote Treaty, (1900 01), either of two agreements between Britain and the United States, the second of which freed the United States from a previous commitment to accept international control of the Panama Canal.
This afternoon, Mr. Bush's adviser here, former Secretary of State James A. Baker III, once again accused Mr. Gore's camp of being "unwilling to make any commitment to accept finality in this election, unless it achieves the results it seeks".
The university also has a commitment to accepting an ethnically diverse population that reflects the state's population.
Kant argues, for example, that our commitment to acting for reasons is a commitment to accepting certain principles of reasoning as constraints on what we have reason to do.
Huffington kicked off the chat, acting as a sort of proxy for CEO Travis Kalanick and reiterating the founder's commitment to accepting responsibility for the current state of Uber's culture, and also responsibility for the transformation Uber is currently pursuing as a result.
He vows to abide by longstanding commitments to accept no political action committee money or out-of-state money, and to run no negative advertising.
But, unlike the UN event, the US summit has been billed as a "pay-to-play" summit, with Obama offering invitations only to countries who indicate in advance that they are prepared to make concrete commitments to accept more refugees from the growing global pool of displaced people.
