Sentence examples for commitment to backing from inspiring English sources
Planes may be more cautious when nearing Turkish airspace and performing low-flying missions but the Kremlin's commitment to backing its ally, President Bashar al-Assad, seems unlikely to change.
She and other advocates are calling on the C.F.P.B. to close the loopholes they have identified, and to make a more aggressive commitment to backing up states with strong consumer-protection laws, before the final regulations go into effect.
His models typically involve people having to make decisions without all the information they would like and with considerable uncertainty about the future, sometimes resulting in asset-price behaviour that seems relatively efficient and at other times quite irrational.Back to workWhat all three laureates share is a commitment to backing up theoretical work with rigorous empirical analysis.
But the authors and some former members of the Time Inc. board have suggested that the decisions to settle the Schiavone suit in August 1988 and cancel the book in June 1989 raise questions about whether Time's editorial integrity and commitment to backing its journalists have eroded since Time entered full merger negotiations with Warner Communications in mid-1988.
Grant added: "After recently announcing our future cricket strategy which included a strong commitment to backing our home-grown players, Tom is a perfect early example of the implementation of that policy.
In 2015, David Hasemyer and Bob Simison of Inside Climate News detailed how Exxon's public support of a carbon tax has never been matched by a practical commitment to backing a carbon tax politically.
A commitment to back the Conservative plan was among the key moves set out by Mr McDonnell in his conference speech to the Labour conference two weeks ago.
It will also rule on the legality of Germany's $27 billion commitment to back up a permanent bailout fund for the union.
They did not explicitly advocate an authorization of military force, but made it clear they believed they needed a council commitment to back them up.
Harris argues that Lib Dem parliamentarians, having supported the coalition agreement and a very different NHS plan, were now released from any commitment to back the bill.
And that's why I believe David Cameron's commitment to back marriage in the tax system and end the couple penalty is right.
