Sentence examples for commitments of many from inspiring English sources

City's pre-season has been disrupted by the World Cup commitments of many of Pellegrini's players but Kompany believes they will be ready.

"We have decided that due to the prior commitments of many of the production team, as well as the extremely short lead time for a December opening," Mr. Mackintosh said, "the production would be better served by postponing to a later date".

Because it reflected the commitments of many citizens, the New Deal nicely fits the Jeffersonian story I am telling here.

What would likely not survive is the commitment of many fine independent schools to make anywhere from 10 percent to 40 percent of their spots available to qualified candidates from families without the means to pay some or all of the tuition.

Some fire officials worry about the commitment of many recent volunteers, wondering aloud whether the new recruits were caught up in the emotion of the attacks and enlisted on a whim instead of a deep-rooted desire to serve.

"We have gained the financial support of the world's largest chemical companies and are working rapidly to secure the commitment of many other global leaders that have expressed interest," Elemica's chief operating officer, Dennis Campbell, said in the statement.

And Stephen Vivien, a carrier management specialist with WorldCom in San Francisco, said that the day-to-day commitment of many employees had not been affected by the anger they felt toward several ousted executives.

Educating the world's poorest girls can only be done with the firm commitment of many stakeholders – both domestic and international – to plan, fund and build strong, sustainable and equitable education systems.

Barney Frank, the Democratic chairman of the House financial services panel, said that if the auto bail-out had been quickly approved, "I could write the [news] stories for tomorrow: in a rushed, barely examined commitment of many, many more taxpayer dollars, Congress today leapt into an abyss".

These facts explain the commitment of many countries and regions to improve their energy efficiency.

Even as the North American Treaty Organization NATOO) in Brussels, Belgium, today promised its support for the U.S., the experience of the Gulf War shows that the commitment of many member states flags over time.