Sentence examples for commitment took from inspiring English sources

The government's spending commitment took years of lobbying from charities such as Christian Aid and Oxfam among others as well as campaign groups like the One Campaign and the Bond group of NGOs.

Yesterday, the search for a coach and a long-term commitment took the Jets to the Boston area, where Johnson, General Manager Terry Bradway and the assistant general manager, Mike Tannenbaum, met for several hours with Eric Mangini, the 34-year-old defensive coordinator for New England.

Mahesh received the film's script while dubbing for Dookudu (2011), but due to that commitment took ten days to finish reading the script.

The signing of the commitment took place at a major public forum organized by UNICEF in partnership with the Rights of the Child Commission and in coordination with the Guyana Elections Commission.

But what shape will this commitment take?

But why has this commitment taken so long?

President Obama is counting on that conflict being over, and no new money-draining military commitment taking its place.

In today's world, where we manufacture stars in five minutes on reality TV shows, that commitment takes on more meaning for me.

Because Irwin had promised to attend the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awardss in Sydney, she fulfilled the commitment, taking to the flashbulb-flecked red carpet and answering shouted questions from the media.

The Pequeño family's journey is the kind of special religious commitment taken on by followers of the Neocatechumenal Way (pronounced Nee-oh-cat-eh-CUE-men-all).

5.16pm GMT Draghi said European leaders also deserve credit for the eurozone recovery, citing the commitment taken in summer 2012 to develop banking union.