Sentence examples for commitment to date from inspiring English sources
"Health care is sacrosanct," Mr. Kerry said in a telephone interview, offering the most explicit commitment to date to a program that he estimates would cost $650 billion.
Although her fiancé and the Duke of Cambridge have spoken out about gay rights before, this was the prince's firmest commitment to date.
The foundation has committed $65 million over the next five years to strengthening the nascent field of cybersecurity, the largest such commitment to date by a private donor.
Mr. Bush's comments were his most explicit commitment to date to keep American troops in Iraq, but he did not say how long they would stay, or how many would remain.
In 2008, Harvard University established its most ambitious sustainability commitment to date: a science-based goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 30% below 2006 levels by 2016, inclusive of growth.
The Chairman of the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International, Mr Glenn Kinross, said: "The progress and commitment to date reaffirms the dedication of ordinary citizens throughout the world to this important cause.
It was not immediately clear how much of the debt covered by the commitments to date falls under Greek law and how much under international law.
One of the most ambitious forest commitments to date, last year's New York Declaration on Forests, recognizes the "double whammy" impact of deforestation on the climate and weather.
The Tories have now turned their fire on Labour's plans with an attack poster claiming Labour's commitments to date amount to a tax "bombshell", which they say "don't stack up".
The Plan is ambitious by the standards of America's climate commitments to date but conservative in terms of the CO2 reduction targets in line with scientific estimates required to avoid catastrophic climate change.
