Sentence examples for commitment to extend from inspiring English sources
For me, perhaps the biggest plus is Klinsmann's apparent commitment to extend his philosophy and approach throughout the U.S. youth development system (see above, Cruyff/Barcelona).
"We like the president's commitment to extend health care to as many Americans as possible, and we can be powerful partners," Mr. Brown said.
After carrying out the first three releases, Israel has balked at releasing the final group without a Palestinian commitment to extend talks.
With the federal government's $38m commitment to extend the Hobart airport runway to enable direct international flights, this looks set to increase.
We don't, of course, know the details of what its president, Mario Draghi, will announce but it will presumably include a notional interest rate cut and a commitment to extend the quantitative easing (QE) programme indefinitely.
Already, the new electronic service covers about two-thirds of such patient referrals for non-emergency hospital care.Choose and Book (C&B) is a priority because it supports the government's commitment to extend patient choice.
For their part, Republican primary voters have slowly weeded out the candidates most committed to tax cuts and left behind the candidate(s) whose commitment to extending the Bush tax cuts is weakest.
A commitment to extending such cosmopolitan values into international arenas through a democratization of the institutions of global governance.
The group cited Mr. Menchaca's commitment to extending the Brooklyn Greenway and Mr. Morgan's criticism of "foot-dragging" by Ms. Dickens on proposed upgrades to Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard.
Monday's announcement by Nick Clegg that the Liberal Democrats will go into the next election with a commitment to extending the ringfence to cover 16-19 funding, was very welcome.
