Sentence examples for commitments to carry out from inspiring English sources
"Washington's request... [for a waiver] was approved based on Washington's commitments to carry out certain actions in support of key education reforms... Washington was not able to keep all of its commitments," Duncan wrote in a letter sent Thursday to Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction Randy Dorn.
The question remains whether a Member State threatening withdrawal can make a credible commitment to carry out that threat if the State's demands are not met.
And some is assistance like the reimbursements for troop costs, which is being reviewed in light of questions about Pakistan's commitment to carry out counterterrorism operations.
The new approach to attracting recruits will be based on the individual's proven commitment to carry out the tasks set.
A White House statement said Biden will reiterate the US commitment to carry out President Barack Obama's plan to withdraw combat forces.
She said there was a commitment to carry out the sanctions called for in a United Nations Security Council resolution adopted in June after North Korea's recent arms tests.
Almost 50percentt more people join up in January compared with other months, clearly suffused with a commitment to carry out their New Year's resolutions to exercise.
"Romania is ready to support Moldova on its European track provided it makes a clear commitment to carry out real reform, and not just on paper," Ciolos said.
But both May and Johnson will make absolutely clear their commitment to carry out the verdict of the voters in their declaration speeches a week after the vote that prompted David Cameron's resignation as prime minister and party leader.
More than 93 retailers, including H&M, Next, Primark and Marks & Spencer, have signed the legally binding accord, which ensures a commitment to carry out fire safety and structural inspections on thousands of buildings.
