Sentence examples for commitment to call from inspiring English sources

"Elite TV is our commitment to Call of Duty as a lifestyle – not just stats and community, but rich content as well.

But despite the fact that the CWU agreed to take that solution to their national executive today, the union has yet again failed to honour its commitment to call off strikes in return for a period of no change".

In the second-largest public school district in the country, Los Angeles teachers ended a six-day strike in January with a key concession from pro-charter Superintendent Austin Beutner: a commitment to call for a districtwide cap on new charters until their effect on district schools can be assessed.

Operators Ineos asked the Unite union to make a commitment to call no further industrial action this year.

Ineos has asked the Unite union to make a commitment to call no further industrial action this year.

Because of his commitment to calling N.B.A. games on TNT, he has been calling about 50 Knicks games a season on MSG.

In particular the beginning of Descartes' Meditations may display a kind of Socratic spirit: a commitment to calling into question all one's beliefs.

The poem touches on the themes of racism, misogyny and triumph over adversity -- all of  which resonate with Minaj's commitment to calling out sexism and racial discrimination in the music industry. .

In addition, it included a commitment to address what Syriza has called Greece's "humanitarian crisis".

How many photographs of his funeral did we really need?" Mr. Leroy said he would advise budding photojournalists to think carefully about their commitment to the calling.

How many photographs of his funeral did we really need?" Mr. Leroy said he would advise budding photojournalists to think very carefully about their commitment to the calling.