Sentence examples for commitments could be from inspiring English sources

These commitments could be monitored by an international presence on the ground.

The current law says that commitments could be reviewed if there is a "material change of conditions".

Little happened in Whitehall during Mr Blair's last year in power, for civil servants knew that long-term commitments could be undone by his successor.

In "The Unconsoled," which was heavier going, he at least showed how musical commitments could be, as one might say, a cause of "discord".

The government has made some concessions but now we are told all these commitments could be reversed in the House of Commons.

The presentation suggested that the country's pensions black hole – unfunded public and private pension commitments – could be wiped out over time if costs could be reduced, a source said.

One is that it is hard to see why Arcesilaus should be committed to them, or how such commitment could be consistent with the doctrine of universal suspension of assent they are supposed to justify or at least make compatible with action.

If only work of comparable commitment could be honoured today.

From mentoring to traineeships, your commitment could be as big or as small as you wish.

But the pilot will require more public funding to survive, so the commitment could be open ended.

With 1992 approaching our unashamed European commitment could be turned from a political drag factor to a positive asset.