Sentence examples for commitment to restrain from inspiring English sources

They also say they have secured an Israeli commitment to restrain settlement construction, at least beyond East Jerusalem and the settlement blocs near 1967 lines.

In his speech to Demos on Tuesday, the shadow chancellor George Osborne claimed that the Conservatives were the progressive force in British politics – despite their commitment to restrain public spending.

Any rejectionist policies of Hamas or any terrorist group will be overcome by an Arab commitment to restrain further violence and to promote the wellbeing of the Palestinian people.

These results suggest that Id1 is required in early hematopoietic stem cells to restrain the commitment to the myeloid lineage and preserve a pool of cells that give rise to endothelial progenitors in response to vasculogenic growth signals.

How do we get people to restrain government commitments now so that debt down the road won't be so ruinous?

Although oil prices dropped from near 10-year highs late last year, an American-British attack on Iraqi air defense installations on Friday and commitments by key oil producers to restrain supply have upset forecasts of more stability in the oil market.

Britain's commitment to peace was asymmetrical: it involved a readiness to restrain Germany, but not a corresponding determination to restrain France or Russia.

Presence of p30 was sufficient for progenitor commitment to the granulocyte-macrophage cell lineage; however, p42 was required to restrain proliferation of these myeloid progenitors, and its absence resulted in a myeloid proliferative disease resembling human AML 77.

Perhaps, then, the best way to restrain our leaders against another foreign entanglement is to ensure that any significant commitment of troops will involve all American families.

"We want to restrain spending.

Who wants to restrain me?