Sentence examples for commitments described from inspiring English sources

Levermann and company do put an upper limit of 2,000 years on how long it will take the sea level commitments described here to play out.

Under the U.S. commitment, described as a "bridging solution" until other nations fulfill their pledges later in the year or the troops are no longer needed, Washington may provide up to 1,000 extra soldiers.

The record states that on July 8th following a nunc pro tunc order of commitment was spread upon the minutes in which the previous commitment was described as having been made for misbehaviour of the petitioner in the presence of the court when on the witness stand by willfully refusing 'to answer certain questions truthfully' concerning his having seen MacMillan and Van Amburgh write and sign.

The Guardian award, providing a boost for the charity's confidence and commitment, was described as an "honourtunity" by Harper.

I asked if he could imagine himself, at some point, making the kind of commitment he described.

Last week, lead star Brad Pitt praised his "full on commitment" and described him as "one of the best actors" he has ever seen.

If the Nuggets were truly going to make the kind of commitment Malone described to improving defensively, that change would by necessity have to extend to the bench as well.

The traditional and religious leaders' commitment was described as low at this stage.

We would like to acknowledge all the staff, patients and caregivers of the spinal cord rehabilitation program in Sri Lanka whose hard work and commitment is described in this paper.

Views that determine citizens' reasons by their actual commitments are typically described as forms of justificatory "populism" (Eberle 2002, 200).

My excuse is you actually need to embrace the commitments I've described: Lower your expectations when you arrive and you will lower the quality of the experience you take away.