Sentence examples for commitment to lay from inspiring English sources

On "Meet the Press" on Sunday, President Obama reiterated his commitment to lay out a package of gun reforms quickly and put his "full weight behind it".

Following my visit, the government of China announced an $82 billion four-year initial commitment to lay out a digital Energy Internet across China so that millions of Chinese people and thousands of Chinese businesses can produce their own green electricity and share surpluses with each other.

Colombians celebrated the historic agreement even while expressing doubts about whether the guerrillas will honour their commitments to lay down their weapons, confess human rights abuses and help eradicate illegal coca crops that helped fuel Colombia's conflict after insurgencies elsewhere in Latin America were defeated.

Correspondents say a key test of the government's commitment to reform lies ahead, as the NLD enters parliament.

Other commitments caused them to lay aside their work for several years, but when they took it up again, the images and musical themes also recurred.

Edwards said that after a season of turmoil, he wanted to reiterate his commitment to the Jets, to lay the groundwork for what promises to be an off-season of upheaval.

"We made a commitment that we were going to lay it on the line," Laviolette said.

"The Charge mega-commitment gave us a chance to lay out our ambitions to reach millions more, some with tried-and-tested means, others with more innovative programmes," explains Brac USA's Scott MacMillan.

Guillaume Houzé, chairman of the Galeries Lafayette Foundation, which has an endowment of €21m over five years, believes that this format enables a company to "lay down its commitment in stone" — in other words, to make it professional and lasting.

Mr. Obama said he hoped to use the session to lay down tangible commitments by individual countries toward his goal of securing the world's nuclear material so it does not fall into the hands of terrorists or dangerous states.

The intention was to lay down specific commitments to coordinate euro-zone economies — a common basis for corporate taxes for instance, or a common age for retirement — intended to unify policies across the region while raising tax revenue and reducing spending.