Sentence examples for commitment to join with from inspiring English sources

We welcome all those who share that commitment to join with us.

Mr. Clinton will make a commitment to join with the European Union in sweeping away a variety of additional sanctions over the next several weeks, except for those specifically intended to keep Mr. Milosevic, his family and their political allies from sending millions of dollars in assets overseas.

The departures of Pittsburgh, Syracuse and West Virginia (and Texas Christian, which reneged on its commitment to join) would have left the Big East with only five football-playing members, threatening the league's survival.

The Warsaw Stock Exchange has signed a cross-marketing agreement with Euronext, but has made no commitment to join up.

The realization that "cancer is complicated, and no single institute, country, or even continent would be able to deal with it," led to the Stockholm Declaration, a commitment to join forces signed by the directors of 18 European cancer centers.

However, Swiss later decided not to proceed with key elements of its agreement with British Airways and was therefore released from its commitment to join Oneworld.

It took commitment to join the club.

To that end, Mr Abe's commitment to join the market-opening Trans-Pacific Partnership is welcome.

No new member state has joined since 2005 without a clear commitment to join.

Go beyond 10 people, and companies will find it too much of a commitment to join the scheme.

The commitment to joining the Florida gathering was apparent in Mr. Natenshon's C-3.