Sentence examples for commitments added from inspiring English sources

"I enjoyed my short stints with Gloucestershire and sadly I haven't been able to play county cricket since then because of my Pakistan commitments," added Malik.

"These are challenging situations for all parties but we will continue to conduct our business in a respectful manner and will honour all of our commitments," added Moxey.

But do the climate commitments add up to meaningful change?

Coupled with official state pension costs of £1.3tn, pension commitments add up to two of the biggest bills in government.

And although the firm's balance sheet shows debt at a relatively light £1.1 billion, Mr Ralfe reckons its lease commitments add the equivalent of another £1.5 billion to its debt.

Between them these commitments add around £7 billion of additional spending pressures into the period from 2015-16.Third, in his speech the chancellor claimed that the additional cost of student loans arising from lifting the cap on the number of students in higher education would be "financed by selling the old student loan book".

Yasser Ali, a spokesman for Mr. Morsi, said Wednesday in an interview that "Egypt respects its treaties" and "complies with everything related to these commitments," adding that any effort to adjust the details "would be done through the legal and legitimate means".

Any further analytic conceptual commitments add nothing of philosophical significance.

It is, however, unclear to what extent such prima facie commitments add up to an integrated phenomenon, as opposed to separate, independent dispositions.

In Berlin, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said the Greeks should abide by their commitments, adding: "There's no arguing with us about this and, what's more, we are difficult to blackmail".

All of these commitments add real momentum for the UN's Paris Climate Summit this year.