Sentence examples for commitments posed from inspiring English sources

Time constraints in reconciling flexible mentoring arrangements with demands of other commitments posed major personal difficulties for lay-workers.

That question of commitment poses the new government's biggest foreign policy test yet.

The results suggest the physical warming commitment poses less of a threat to reefs in the Caribbean, Middle East, Great Barrier Reef and Melanesia than to reefs in other regions.

It is in this context that the link between zero tariffs, on sugar and sugary beverages, and tobacco and tobacco products, is examined by this paper and how these are likely to contribute, on the one hand, to adverse impact on people's health, while stronger IP commitments can pose a policy paradox for policy-makers, on the other.

The biggest problem, however, is posed by the commitment each woman has to her own geography.

"The ESSN is perfect proof of the EU's commitment to tackle the challenge posed by the refugee crisis," he said.

"The seminary's commitment highlights the grave danger posed by climate change and the fossil fuel industry, and is a model for seminaries globally".

Priests who make a firm and sincere commitment to celibacy pose no danger to society.

While admirable, Volvo's all-electric commitment does not pose a significant threat to Tesla, especially within such a short time frame.

Paul Dicken (2007) offers another promising way for the constructive empiricist to resist the threat of a commitment to modal realism that is posed by talk of observability.

Presenter Richard Williams tries to describe the challenge Roxy Music posed to the program's commitment to "integrity" and "musicianship" (and denim).