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It also has a commitment to take a stake in the Portuguese airline, TAP, once that is denationalized.

Amid pressure from critics last December, Wynne made a commitment to take a comprehensive approach to combatting sex trafficking a strategy that will likely follow up on suggestions to create a dedicated task force to hunt down and prosecute providers of sexual services.

Do you think that a clear commitment to take an action against Iraq will be expressed at this NATO summit?

"She has a superb résumé and Chairman Johnson was impressed with her in-depth knowledge of the issues and her commitment to taking a balanced approach at the S.E.C.," his spokesman said in a statement.

But she had depressingly little to say about the largest humanitarian crisis since the second world war and failed to repeat the commitment to taking a share of adult refugees".

He intends to shortly leave the Leytonstone comprehensive where they both teach, and Helen, with whom he dallies without making any serious commitment, to take up a post in a minor Essex public school.

In a marriage, a man has made a commitment to take care of a woman and be by her side.

"It takes a lot of hard work and commitment to take up such a big task of building schools in remote villages.

Cameron has previously said the UK has made a commitment to take 20,000 refugees and a further 3,000 mainly unaccompanied children from outside Europe.

Joey's commitment to take Whelan to court took a lot of courage.

This sets no fewer than 55 "priorities", from upholding human rights to encouraging tourism, and taking in a commitment to take part in the "design of a new financial architecture" on the way to help stop speculative flows of capital from undermining economies.