Sentence examples for commitments mounted from inspiring English sources

Dakar rocks to roll back malaria DAKAR, SENEGAL, 10 March 2005 – Excitement — and commitments — mounted today in Dakar in the run-up to AFRICA LIVE: The Roll Back Malaria Concert, the star-studded, two-day music event taking place on March 12 and 13 in the Senegalese capital that will reach a billion people worldwide.

Since agreeing to do so in 2012, the company's costs and commitments have mounted, while energy prices have tumbled.

They said they would honor their commitment to mount every one of them in a public forum.

Arena Stage on Wednesday announced 11 productions for its second season in its $135 million new home in southwest Washington, D.C. -- a lineup that reflects its commitment to mounting home-grown plays, new works and American classics.

"He was aware of the commitment to mount a terror attack against the targets chosen by the cell and he supported the planning and preparation for these attacks through multiple activities".

The show, which would likely involve NBC's main anchor Brian Williams as well as other prominent NBC correspondents, could be part of the fall prime-time schedule the network will announce to advertisers in New York Monday, though only the commitment to mount the show may be announced.

This catastrophe galvanized the nation's political and social commitment to mounting and maintaining a sophisticated system of barriers that has set the standard for the rest of the world.

The mounting commitment from the existing government towards improvements in accountability and transparency principles at every level was partly attributed to the limited funding going into the health sector; with extreme economic constraints, the ways in which the funds were spent had to be open and clear and had to be accounted for.

But as the United States' commitment in Vietnam grew, budgetary strains mounted.

As part of prescheduled military exercises with South Korea, and to prove America's commitment to regional security, the United States mounted an unusual, highly publicized show of force.

Members pledged to attend reunions for at least five years; to mark that commitment, each man received a tiger claw mounted in silver as a watch charm.