Sentence examples for commitment to match from inspiring English sources

Let's see if there is the commitment to match.

The white paper sets out our commitment to match, as a minimum, the current level of service provision.

We need writers of Mr Davis's talent and commitment to match the history of climatic change to the human record of crimes, follies, miseries and achievements.

In an interview with the conservative commentator Andrew Bolt on Sunday, Abbott focused on his broader commitment to match Labor's total funding for schools over four years.

While over on the opposition benches, a commitment to match Labour's spending surely indicates no substantial public sector reforms are planned, and thus no substantial tax cuts.

"All the experts wrote them off," said Charlton boss Lennie Lawrence, "but I can tell you it takes some effort and commitment to match them".

However, he confirmed that, given Labour's commitment to matching the government's spending plans for 2015-16, a government led by Ed Miliband would not be in a position to raise overall council spending.

First and foremost, the resource commitments need to match the strength of the scientific data.

In her order, Judge Wright Allen quoted Mildred Loving: "We made a commitment to each other in our love and our lives, and now had the legal commitment, called marriage, to match.

But while Mr. Miliband quoted Mr. Obama, as if to underline a united front on the war, it was also seen by some commentators as a muted signal that Britain may be reluctant to answer any new American request for an increased troop commitment in Afghanistan to match the rapid buildup of American forces there.

"Everybody acknowledges the importance of Italian culture in the Renaissance and so forth," said Professor Freccero, "but very few universities have a commitment to it to match N.Y.U.'s". It also helped that Professor Freccero was baptized at Our Lady of Pompeii Roman Catholic Church on Carmine Street, and had warm memories of growing up in Greenwich Village.