Sentence examples for commitment to divert from inspiring English sources
Salih said a meeting with Unesco and the governor of Nineveh province on Tuesday yielded a commitment to divert funding from a long-stalled archeological project into rebuilding Nimrud.
Take a note of your variable expenses first and make a commitment to divert those outflows into your savings, so as to develop future source of income.
Buried in the treaty's small print was Libya's commitment in effect to divert much of the compensation money it was getting from Rome back into the pocket of Italian firms.
While MirCorp financed a mission to Mir earlier this year, it has failed to meet other commitments, forcing the government to divert funds allocated to the new international station to maintain the Mir, Koptev said.
Ankara thus is keen to divert some of its commitments.
Mr. Lautenberg asked the governor to verify that the commitment would include the $1.25 billion that the state had intended to divert to the rail tunnel from the New Jersey Turnpike Authority.
While supporters believed they were helping people without breaking a commitment to peace, others felt the unit's existence allowed the military to divert men and resources into fighting that would have otherwise been needed for ambulance work.
The conference is a vital chance to renew political commitment for sustainable development at a time when urgent action must be taken to divert humanity from disaster.
Those talks also stalled as rich countries scaled back financial commitments which they had already made while trying to force Southern countries to divert vast sums of funds towards creating a new carbon market in forests.
One can sometimes get the impression that the EU's strong focus on private finance is an attempt to divert attention away from the fact it has never fulfilled its commitment to deliver 0.7% of gross national income as aid.
