Sentence examples for commitments to complete from inspiring English sources
Second, it was the Port Authority — not Silverstein — that initiated a renegotiation of the 2006 agreement when it admitted that it is years behind on its commitments to complete critical site infrastructure.
Other factors could not be included due to practical requirements to balance inclusion of factors against the significant increased time commitments to complete such instruments.
This has placed enormous amounts of financial pressures on faculties along with staff time commitments to complete fieldwork (Welsh & France, 2012).
This metric is often expressed subjectively, but the report shows objectively that 83% high performing marketers report having "their executive team's complete commitment to their marketing strategy".
North Korea's commitment to "complete denuclearisation" sounds good, but today's agreement doesn't include concrete targets.
In his proposal, the president lives up to his commitment to complete a five-year initiative begun by the Clinton administration to double the budget of the National Institutes of Health.
In return for keeping the oil supply steady and pouring billions into the American treasury through arms deals, the Al-Saud family gets a US commitment to complete protection.
We had no idea what would await us in this infamous African metropolis, but we had a mission and a commitment to complete it.
The report concludes that the sewage-plant modernization program is "grossly behind schedule" and has not progressed beyond preliminary planning, making it nearly impossible for the city to fulfill its commitment to complete the work by May 2002.
He came into office with a commitment to complete Guinea's democratic transition by holding parliamentary elections, but he delayed them, ostensibly on procedural grounds, then delayed them again.
This lesser goal could help to explain why Trump is so oddly accommodating toward North Korea, and so unwilling to increase pressure, even when Kim has signaled no credible commitment to complete denuclearization.
