Sentence examples for commitment to overseeing from inspiring English sources
Harrison's commitment to overseeing the release of the Concert for Bangladesh album and film prevented him from being able to start on the follow-up to All Things Must Pass until midway through 1972.
Some Conservative rabbis are willing to oversee commitment ceremonies and even marriages for gay and lesbian couples.
The Platt Amendment (1901) gave the United States the right to oversee Cuba's international commitments, economy, and internal affairs and to establish a naval station at Guantánamo Bay on the island's southeastern coast.
As a condition of the approval of the deal, Cisco is required to appoint an independent monitor, who must be approved by the Commission, to oversee the implementation of these commitments.
To oversee the implementation of our transparency commitments, a Public Sector Transparency Board will be established in the Cabinet Office, which will be chaired by the Minister for the Cabinet Office Francis Maude.
Commune council members reported that they are able to oversee CPS functions ably but their ability and commitment to leveraging resources for ECD appears to vary.
His appointment to oversee the counter-terrorism review was seen as a guarantee of ministers' commitment to civil liberties.
The backers of the latest deal insist their plan has more teeth, with a powerful outside monitor to oversee enforcement and heavy monetary penalties if banks fail to live up to commitments.
- The commitment of the Regional Directorate of Health to be part of the network, to coordinate (stimulate) it and to oversee the private-not-for-profit sector not only depends on the benefits of this role for itself.
Seeking to ensure that newly adopted commitments are met, Arab delegates present in Amman have stressed the importance of establishing National Parliamentarian Committees on Child Rights to oversee parliamentary action in favour of children.
