Sentence examples for commitment to ease from inspiring English sources

Some Iranian leaders still complain about the "great Satan" and question the U.S. commitment to ease trade restrictions as promised under the nuclear accord.

Hamas never fully observed the cease-fire that went into effect on June 19 and Israel never really lived up to its commitment to ease its punishing embargo on Gaza.

Answering the concerns of so many families, the President affirmed his commitment to ease the path to citizenship for immigrants, improve outdated education programs, and create greater equality in our workforce.

The decision to send Charles instead of the Queen also signifies the prince's commitment to easing the burden on his elderly parents.

Efforts to undo the automatic cuts could also lead to a further downgrade of federal debt, as rating agencies have been counting on the savings as evidence of Washington's commitment to easing the deficit.

"This commitment to easing the burden of student loan repayment allows our graduates the flexibility to pursue a wide range of careers in nearly every corner of the globe," according to the program's website, "from advocating for homeless youth in New York City to working for death penalty reform in China".

The document included commitments to ease cultural and informational exchanges, family reunification across borders, international travel and the like.

It is possible that he will seek a reduction in travel or other daily commitments, to ease the toll on his body.

Mr. Paulson said he hoped that there would be a joint statement at the end of the discussions on Thursday signaling new commitments to ease economic tensions, but, he said, the main value of the conference was that it deepened the trust and openness between the countries.

The new FIFA committee is to monitor Israeli commitments to ease athletes' travel through checkpoints and border crossings, remove tariffs on the import of sports equipment, and help build fields and facilities in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Mr. Kauder told the magazine Der Spiegel that German lawmakers were unwilling to give Greece more time to meet commitments, or to ease the terms.