Sentence examples for commitment to drop from inspiring English sources

Piedmont's fresh proposals include a commitment to drop any litigation against the M&B board.

One of the headline agreements will be a commitment to drop "misleading" adverts, which encourage consumers to write-off debt unnecessarily.

It will not lead to the UK dropping below its present Nato commitment to spend 2% of GDP on defence.

Amid all the talk of an Italian pope to follow a German one and a Polish one – or even of an African pontiff to demonstrate the church's global commitment – Bergoglio seemed to drop off the radar.

Skyhook is suing Google, contending that it pressured smartphone makers to drop commitments to use the firm's location software.

Italy's new Prime Minister Enrico Letta told Germany on Tuesday that his government would meet its budget commitments but expected Europe to drop its austerity mantra and do more to lift growth.

Setting up the Davies inquiry has been a cynical and obvious ploy to allow him to drop his commitment to my constituents and the people of west London".

It wants to drop its commitment to broadcast 10 hours of repeats of local content a day, including 1.5 hours of repeats in peak time.

"Bevanites" (followers of former health minister Aneurin Bevan) wanted a more socialist economic policy and less dependence on the United States; the "revisionists," led by Hugh Gaitskell, Attlee's successor as party leader, wished to drop the commitment to the nationalization of industry.

Ofcom has approved a request from ESTV, which runs London Live, to drop a commitment to increase the number of hours of original, local programming it broadcasts in its second and third year of operation.

That is why banks must have capital requirements and deposit insurance and money-market funds do not.Forcing money-market funds to drop their commitment to seek to maintain a stable value, as you suggest, will only increase the risks in the next financial crisis.