Sentence examples for commitments to a new from inspiring English sources

Owners would need to make large commitments to a new site and its development.

During the drawn-out coalition talks, Mr Lapid and Mr Bennett formed a pact and got commitments to a new draft law that will compel more ultra-Orthodox men to perform national military service or other civilian duties.

It has called on Obama to scale back plans to spend more than $1 trillion on a new generation of nuclear warheads, missiles, bombers and submarines and cancel commitments to a new nuclear-armed cruise missile.

It was an unusually large commitment to a new show, not often seen in television.

"It felt more like a commitment to a new way of operating than a one-time project," Mr. Smith said.

There was even a commitment to a new university in Hereford and support for a new campus for the Royal College of Art.

"I'm quite interested that we're making a genuine commitment to a new climate change fund, which is helping developing countries.

In recent years "Great Performances" has not been notable for championing contemporary music, so its commitment to a new American opera is praiseworthy.

"Stopping the violence is the priority," Mr. ElBaradei wrote, adding conditions for the talks that included a commitment to a new cabinet and the creation of a committee to amend Egypt's recently ratified Constitution.

"Whether Kenya allows a suspected war criminal into Kenya is a test of the government's commitment to a new chapter in ensuring justice for atrocities," Ms. Keppler said.

"The chancellor's recent commitment to a new 'garden city' in Ebbsfleet, with an initial 15,000 new homes, is welcome but it is a drop in the ocean – the equivalent of just four months' requirement for housing in London".