Sentence examples for commitments press from inspiring English sources
From the moment he stepped off the court carrying the famous silver gilt cup, every moment of the Scot's time has been accounted for, a bewildering round of tournament and sponsor commitments, press interviews and meetings, throughout all of which he has forced himself into a good-natured, if weary, grin.
Standing behind a row of police vans and policemen despatched to keep them at bay from prime minister Antonis Samaras' office, the protestors urged the coalition government to "stick to its commitments" and press for the survival of disability benefits in talks with the officials.
The real problem politicians have is that few journalists trust their commitment to press freedom in practice.
The courts will still be the ultimate arbiter of the law, but it is vital that the administration dropped its commitment to press wrongheaded defenses.
The exchange of empathy, success stories, and "watch out for…" insights can build confidence and commitment to press through setbacks, and can accelerate the adoption of new behavior.
Qureshi will want to hear a USG commitment to press the Indians to respond to the GOP's list of follow-up questions on the investigation.
Tom Brokaw will be the host of the black-tie dinner, at which five journalists and publishers will be honored for their commitment to press freedom.
But there is no explicit American commitment to press either side publicly for not complying - let alone sanction them if they do not.
To start with, University President Lee C. Bollinger is a noted First Amendment scholar who has emphasized Columbia's commitment to press freedom.
He says: "The notion that he headed a terrorist organisation just strains credulity .It will also, he says, "underscore the serious questions about Turkey's continued commitment to press freedom and the rule of law".
Two weeks after Iran's disputed presidential election, Mir Hussein Moussavi, the top challenger, issued an angry statement Thursday that underscored his commitment to press ahead — but also his impotence in the face of an increasingly emboldened and repressive government.
