Sentence examples for commitment to the full from inspiring English sources

The coming weeks will test his commitment to the full.

Afterwards, Mr Zenawi pledged his country's commitment "to the full and scrupulous implementation of the agreement".

"The Palestinian leadership confirms its commitment to the full right of refugees to return to their lands and homes in accordance with Resolution 194," the cabinet said, referring to the United Nations resolution adopted in December 1948.

M.T.A. officials have refused to make a commitment to the full Second Avenue line, and the governor, without explicitly taking a position on the subway, has praised the authority's plan.

Eventually, all three projects, including a commitment to the full length of the Second Avenue subway, wound their way into the transportation authority's capital plan for 2000 to 2004, which had a record outlay of $19.5 billion.

Jeremy Corbyn has hinted he would be able to forget the criticism of fellow Labour MPs if he were to win the leadership race, following a rally in Derby where he reiterated his commitment to the full nationalisation of rail services.

Bolo is small, but it goes all-out to offer good sherries in the relevant styles, with an admirable commitment to the full-bodied olorosos and to out-of-the-way dessert wines from Málaga and Tarragona.

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Clement Attlee, the Labour governments of the following six years built on the state's recent experience of wartime intervention to construct a postwar political consensus based on a mixed economy, a much more extensive system of social welfare (including a National Health Service), and a commitment to the pursuit of full employment.

It takes a sustained commitment to realize the full promise of these reforms, but we are laying the groundwork with urgency.

However, Holland's and Shamoon's commitment to telling the full story means that In Darkness sometimes feels diffuse.

The administration is "going full steam ahead, with a full commitment" to the goal of protecting privacy, Mr. Jennings said.