Sentence examples for commitment to be bound from inspiring English sources
Your offer must include a commitment to be bound to the terms of the agreement, and the terms must be clear and precise.
The owners of Imax's commercial theaters appear to be bound by their commitment to Disney — although contracts have often meant less in the world of movie exhibition than pragmatic decisions based on the leverage of the players involved.
China has made voluntary commitments to rein in its carbon emissions but doesn't want to be bound by international law to do so.
The British commitment to stay is bound to create some bureaucratic snarls, in the opinions of officials.
A challenge of research which is closely linked to policy is that funding and policy makers' general commitment to research studies can be bound to the legislative periods of governments and, thus, not be reliable in the long term.
Because I understand the commitment to which we'll be bound, but I will work with our allies to lay the groundwork to begin to take up more of the peacekeeping role in Bosnia and Kosovo.
On foreign policy, Mr. Bush said that despite his and Mr. Cheney's criticisms of the administration's peacekeeping missions, he would not recall American troops from Bosnia and Kosovo immediately if elected, "because I understand the commitment to which we'll be bound".
But if regulators approve the deal with an AT&T commitment to net neutrality, the compamy would be bound by the rules for the duration of the agreement no matter what happens to the court case.
Whatever the final policy solutions will encompass in future, their success will be bound to and legitimated by local commitment and acceptance.
It will also be bound to inspections by the UN and subject to the reimposition of sanctions if it is discovered that it has reneged on its commitments.
