Sentence examples for commitments offered from inspiring English sources
He could unilaterally change the commitments offered by Obama, which is technically allowed under the accord.
He could unilaterally change the commitments offered by President Barack Obama, which is technically allowed under the Accord.
In some areas, the F.C.C. said it would look to the voluntary commitments offered by the real estate industry to foster more choice for tenants.
In December 2009, the Commission had made legally binding on Microsoft commitments offered by the US software company to address competition concerns related to the tying of Microsoft's web browser, Internet Explorer, to its dominant client PC operating system Windows (see IP/09/1941, MEMO/09/558 and MEMO/09/559).
Post-operative management was occasionally compromised due to the short-term commitments offered by the volunteers.
Stuff like that I would be excited to be part of". Nevertheless, figures released this week detailing McIlroy's travel and golfing commitments offer an interesting insight into the world number three's lifestyle.
"The commitment offered by Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities, the Royal Navy in Scotland and three long-established rugby clubs did not find favour on this occasion.
For instance, platonists would insist that mathematical objects are ontologically independent of our psychological processes and linguistic practices, and using the criterion of ontological commitment offered by the deflationary nominalist they would insist that these objects do exist.
Further, CARA plans to identify and publicize obstacles to achieving the commitments, offer solutions to problems that arise, and commendably, to identify and celebrate notable successes.
Despite that sort of commitment, Tobin offered a tempered timeline for wide acceptance of fully autonomous and battery-electric vehicles.
