Sentence examples for commitment to operations from inspiring English sources
After the US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, expressed concern about looming defence cuts in the UK, Petraeus said he had been assured by David Cameron and other British political leaders that the commitment to operations in Afghanistan was "iron clad".
General David Petraeus, who also revealed he had spoken to the father of aid worker Linda Norgrove and gave more details about the circumstances surrounding her death, said he had been assured by David Cameron that the UK's commitment to operations in Afghanistan was ring-fenced and "iron clad".
The Yemen bombings, along with recent attacks in Algeria and Tunisia, appear to demonstrate the growing regional reach of Islamic State, and their commitment to operations targeting civilians.
The new site, Facebook tells us, is yet another part of its "continued commitment to Operation Developer Love".
However, LulzSec's apparent retirement statement noted the group's commitment to "Operation Anti-Security," a collaboration with politically bent hacktivist collective Anonymous.
Argenziano said MSF would now spend two weeks assessing the situation before deciding on what long-term steps to take, but stressed that MSF's commitment to lifesaving operations remained unchanged.
They were hosted by Ambassador Mirsada Colakovic as they made the rounds at UN HQ in NYC anticipating an enlargement of BiH's commitment to UN Peacekeeping operations.
"The alleged actions contradict our respect for the environment and commitment to sustainable operations," said Vanessa McCutchen, a spokesperson for VF Corporation (who make North Face, Wrangler, and Timberland, among other brands).
In addition, the Japanese have questioned the U.S. commitment to safe operations of its military assets in light of several accidents, including aircraft crashes and other ship collisions that have injured or killed Japanese citizens.
If we bother to show up the UN at all, we must do it with a commitment to co-operation and, when co-operation is impossible, with open ears and eyes.
For all partisan rancour, there may be a new commitment to co-operation.
