Sentence examples for commitments from the from inspiring English sources

Lending commitments from the World Bank and the IDA amounted to $23.6bn£11.9bnbn) in 2006.

"The commitments from the Tokyo conference have not become a reality".

By a success, I mean serious commitments from the major emitters, which we have.

This will include mediating and attracting commitments from the private sector, and annually reviewing performance.

Campaigners are hoping for a range of commitments from the independent panel.

Conspicuously absent are financial commitments from the rich countries: the G8 merely promised to consider new contributions "in good faith".

When the DC universe of superheroes was reintroduced last year one of the commitments from the company was diversity.

European diplomats, who have lured the administration into the process so far, now want further commitments from the United States.

We will need commitments from the developers, New York City, and the federal government to make this project a reality.

Consumer groups said they had received what they took to be unambiguous commitments from the Democratic commissioners.

Some Republicans have said they would not vote to increase the debt limit without commitments from the administration and Congressional Democrats for substantial reductions in spending.