Sentence examples for commitments began from inspiring English sources

Many of the commitments began with his father Charles 40 years ago.

No country is close to breaching the 3% limit, which would conjure up the nightmare of large fines being imposed by the commission in Brussels.The real test of fiscal stability in the zone may come, not this year, but in around a decade's time when baby-boomers are retiring and pension commitments begin to strain budgets across Europe.

Her horses ranged in age from 10 to over 30, ancient for equines, but once my mother welcomed a horse into her barn, a lifelong commitment began.

It was in the French capital, the cradle of the Revolution, that his political commitment began: "I sat aside all of the loyalty that I felt for literature and focused rather on political commitment".

Although social movements often command substantial allegiance for many years, at some point their supporters' commitment begins to falter.

Scheduled for an initial three-year commitment beginning this fall, members of the ensemble will coach lessons and master classes and offer a four-concert series at the campus performing-arts complex, the Staller Center.

I also personally visited with many of our customers to understand their needs, and to demonstrate that customer commitment begins at the "top".

A 2012 report by Engage for Success, for example, suggested the physical work environment and the buildings where employees work create the basis in which 'employee commitment' begins.

So with Munk's macroeconomic vision firmly in mind, TrizecHahn last year set aside $500 million (to be matched by $500 million in loan commitments) and began pursuing plans to build bermalls in Budapest, Brno, Frankfurt, Prague, Madrid and Bucharest.

So with Munk's macroeconomic vision firmly in mind, TrizecHahn last year set aside $500 million (to be matched by $500 million in loan commitments) and began pursuing plans to build bermalls in European cities that most Americans can't find on a map: Budapest, Brno, Frankfurt, Prague, Madrid and Bucharest.

Despite still-onerous teaching commitments, Bayle began his serious publishing career with works defending the French Reform from Catholic persecution and criticisms on many topics, but particularly on the doctrine of the Real Presence of Christ in the sacrament of the Eucharist, which the Huguenots denied.