Sentence examples for commitments saying from inspiring English sources

NSW opposition leader Luke Foley welcomed Shorten's funding commitments, saying it was clear Labor was prioritising Sydney's west.

She also sought to reassure American allies that the country would honor its international commitments, saying some of Mr. Trump's comments during the campaign had startled them.

She has declined to make any commitments, saying that Indonesia is a democracy and cannot arrest people on the mere suspicion of terrorist intentions.

The prime minister - despite criticisms from anti-nuclear campaigners - insisted that renewing Trident would still be "fully consistent with international commitments", saying that the UK had the lowest stockpile of warheads of any declared nuclear states.

Even Mr. Advani has hedged on these commitments, saying a B.J.P. government would need parliamentary allies, and that it would negotiate with them over all the party's pledges, including those affecting Muslims.

The report will put pressure on George Osborne who wants to row back on the UK's green commitments, saying the government should go no further or faster than other countries on cutting carbon.

Fortunately, Sperling "doesn't make short-term commitments," says Hawthorne.

Developed countries should honour their commitments", said Xie Zhenhua.

Richard Jones, creative director of Modern Commitments, says that many of the weddings will have themes.

"We provide very few financial-performance commitments," says Mark Branson, the company's chief communications officer.

"The world will now wait for the Assad regime to honour its commitments," said Kerry.