Sentence examples for commitment to keep pace from inspiring English sources
One could argue that the tournament has room for more teams (China missed out this year, and some European countries could no doubt hold their own), but South America and Africa have not shown the commitment to keep pace with other growing programs.
His keeping just needs to keep pace.
In 2017, the Afghan government requested around $110 million from the international community to keep pace with its demining commitments.
Garnaut reasoned this position would allow Australia to keep pace with international climate commitments, and also maintain a core climate policy, given the Senate's opposition to the Coalition's Direct Action alternative.
Indeed, much of the extra revenue — an estimated $10 billion next year — will be used to plug the gap created by falling oil revenue and to keep pace with rising health and pension commitments as Mexico's population ages.
"This increasing commitment is a reflection of brands' ongoing marketing shift from 'mobile-first' to 'mobile-only' in order to keep pace with today's on-the-go consumers".
