Sentence examples for commitments that could from inspiring English sources

In pursuing these moves, Princeton has embraced the use of financial leverage and entered into commitments that could well result in a Pandora's box.

As for Mr Bush's promise that he will eventually get spending under control, the White House has already embraced commitments that could keep government growing for years.

The administration official said this reflected a "significant change" in Russia's attitude towards commitments that "could have an impact on our thinking" about the program.

The report includes recommendations to the government on legal reforms and implementation mechanisms, and to the relevant private sector actors on public commitments that could alleviate such abuses moving forward".--P. of cover.

Mr. Rogers said the decisions were partly because of existing commitments that could not be quickly changed — like overnight tele-courses that meant no room for "Charlie Rose" — and also to bolster the other stations.

For years, the question of whether countries needed to sign a legally binding international treaty or could simply make national commitments that could later be changed – so-called "pledge and review" – has been one of the most contentious issues.

Here again is the kind of vague commitment that could lead this coun try into trouble.

"We don't feel capable of taking on a financial commitment that could burden the Italian finances over the coming years," Monti told reporters.

This, if anything, was an election commitment that could have been reconsidered in the light of the bloodiest terrorist attack in Europe since Lockerbie in 1988.

WASHINGTON -- President Obama promised Thursday to spend $80 billion over 10 years to maintain and modernize the nation's nuclear arsenal, a commitment that could help win Republican support for his new arms control treaty with Russia.

In a statement on Friday, Cardinal Egan said that since taking office, he has "celebrated the funeral Masses of deceased priests without fail unless I was out of the archdiocese or fulfilling an archdiocesan commitment that could not be changed".