Sentence examples for commitment to setting from inspiring English sources

The summit's final communiqué made no commitment to setting up such a rights body.

At its core will remain a commitment to setting a monetary policy stance that is consistent with the inflation hitting 2% on a two- to three-year horizon.

"This move underscores Merrill Lynch's commitment to setting the standard for objectivity, independence and quality of research," said Andrew Melnick, director of Merrill Lynch Global Securities Research.

Still, DfID is one of the very few government bodies expected to see a tiny increase in its budget in 2013, given the commitment to setting the aid budget at 0.7% of GDP.

On the BBC's The Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, Osborne said such a policy would lead to the British government falling out with the US, France and Germany, which have no commitment to setting up a public register.

Pointedly calling for a new set of Co-op members to join the board, he added: "The commitment to setting the bar at the right level would be greater if those lay directors who have sat on the board over the last five disastrous years made clear that they accepted that they fell well short of the new standard and said that they would not be standing for election to the board".

Be in no doubt about our commitment to set a different direction for the world of work, he says.

But Jordan gave a commitment to set up five development zones and allow Syrians to formalise their existing businesses inside Jordan by the summer.

Can anything be done? A. Yes, if the meeting leaders make a commitment to set ground rules and take an active role in guiding the discussion.

First, the night ended with a commitment to set the divestment process in motion — a rarity in what can be a long and difficult process.

After that aborted meeting, Nokia declined to have more formal deal talks with Microsoft unless it agreed to a handful of preconditions, including a commitment to set up a source of financing for Nokia.