Sentence examples for commitment to oblige from inspiring English sources
David Cameron launched a belated attempt to firm up his widely criticised commitment to oblige all energy companies to provide customers with the lowest tariff.
In an election year, with both Republicans and a great many Democrats looking for Obama to demonstrate his commitment to Israel, Obama would almost surely oblige.
New Labour was obliged to "move on" from its archaic commitment to a working class in the throes of dissolution in order to prove itself (to whom?) "credible".
Participants who had tested under these circumstances described feeling reluctant to "opt-out", and instead feeling obliged to self-test in order to demonstrate commitment to the relationship, or to remove existing mistrust.
Indeed, as a public agency, the Port Authority should be obliged to discriminate in favor of firms with a strong commitment to contemporary architectural values.
Commitment to excellence.
About its commitment to transparency?
Secret 3: Commitment to Excellence.
3. A commitment to confidentiality.
