Sentence examples for commitments in terms from inspiring English sources

"Consumers remain willing to undertake longer-term commitments in terms of purchases of both autos and homes".

He added, "We talked about this date a week ago, and Russia sticks to its commitments in terms of deadlines".

"There are no commitments in terms of responsibility-sharing, no agreement on relocation of refugees, no real commitment to [the creation of] development funds that could address the needs of refugee and host communities".

As you would expect though, Muglia wasn't making any commitments in terms of a timeline.

He added: "[The loan] is conditional on the trust demonstrating that they will meet their ongoing commitments in terms of quality and financial stability.

The three essential requirements addressed are: (1) the need to have constraints express commitments in terms of Semantic Web services, (2) the need to associate utility values with constraints, to reflect the relative importance of satisfying them, and (3) the need to make statements about which constraints are satisfied and violated by a given solution.

"For us, it's a big commitment in terms of budget and manpower".

I know they can be stressful but they represent a big commitment in terms of effort and time.

How much of a future commitment, in terms of years, would Johnson want from Parcells, who has been with the Jets for four seasons?

"With the Integrated Learning Center, we've made a massive commitment in terms of physical facilities and the advising that goes with it".

The commitment in terms of time can range from as little as one two-hour rehearsal and a dress rehearsal -- but supers do have to agree to take part in a minimum number of performances -- to as much as five hours a day for four or five weeks for, say, a newly staged opera.