Sentence examples for commitment to completing from inspiring English sources

Despite the president's announcement, the two-day G-8 meeting ended without a commitment to completing the long-delayed Doha round of world trade negotiations this year, as the G-8 leaders had promised last year in L'Aquila, Italy.

Prime Minister Ivo Sanader continued as head of government and reiterated his commitment to completing accession negotiations with the EU in 2009 and thereby paving the way for membership in 2010 or 2011.

Investors have been worried that the Japanese government has lost its appetite for financial reform, but Mr. Aizawa's commitment to completing the sale of Nippon Credit Bank under the original terms, despite his personal objections to allowing companies other than banks into the banking industry, seemed aimed at alleviating those concerns.

(See "Agrium Tries To Woo CF Industries").. "Agrium's increased offer reflects our firm commitment to completing this transaction," said Michael Wilson Michael Wilson, the firm's chief executive.

In his January 14 , 2004 speech announcing a new vision for America's space program, President Bush affirmed the United States' commitment to completing construction of the International Space Station by 2010.

As another sign of momentum, the U.S. and China also today reaffirmed their joint commitment to completing an ambitious HFC deal this year, in a joint communique from the annual U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue.

In his proposal, the president lives up to his commitment to complete a five-year initiative begun by the Clinton administration to double the budget of the National Institutes of Health.

In return for keeping the oil supply steady and pouring billions into the American treasury through arms deals, the Al-Saud family gets a US commitment to complete protection.

We had no idea what would await us in this infamous African metropolis, but we had a mission and a commitment to complete it.

The report concludes that the sewage-plant modernization program is "grossly behind schedule" and has not progressed beyond preliminary planning, making it nearly impossible for the city to fulfill its commitment to complete the work by May 2002.

He came into office with a commitment to complete Guinea's democratic transition by holding parliamentary elections, but he delayed them, ostensibly on procedural grounds, then delayed them again.