Sentence examples for commitment to grant from inspiring English sources
I am disgusted by my government's refusal to honor our commitment to grant asylum to those fleeing war.
The agreement could lead to important improvements in the lives of many, particularly if Turkey fulfills its commitment to grant Syrian refugees the right to work, but it also carries risks.
To that is coupled an Iraqi commitment to grant inspectors from UNSCOM (the UN's special commission on Iraq) and the International Atomic Energy Agency "immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access" to any site suspected of containing chemical, biological or nuclear materials for use as "weapons of mass destruction".
The US has made legal commitments to grant visas to officials seeking to take part in activities of the UN, the Sudan Tribune newspaper reports.
ISS' approach is also in line with Glass's Lewis' announced policy for the 2019 proxy season, under which Glass Lewis will consider the quantum (on an annualized basis), design and the company's rationale for granting such awards, as well as a firm commitment not to grant additional awards for a defined period.
ISS indicated that when a company grants front-loaded awards, any commitments not to grant additional awards over the covered period should be firm.
ISS will also look for specific and firm commitments not to grant additional awards over the period covered by the grant.
In 2009, he received the organization's Chris Greicius Celebrity Award, given to celebrities for outstanding commitment to wish-granting.
The Republican congressman who assaulted a Guardian reporter has failed to honour a commitment made in court to grant the reporter a one-on-one interview.
Recent commitments by Bloomberg Philanthropies to grant $45 million to cities provide a powerful motivator for city departments and external partners to define the critical issues that could benefit most from Bloomberg's data and technology tools.
