Sentence examples for commitments to contribute from inspiring English sources

What the platform does emphasize at the very top, however, are the party's commitments to contribute to global challenges like "climate change and sustainable development, non-proliferation, international trade and cross-border terrorism". Its second and third priorities focus on support for an Indian seat on the UN Security Council, and in combating global terrorism.

The only assured way to buy an army is for the members of the group to band together and to make mutually enforceable commitments to contribute to the cost.

We stand firm to the commitment to contribute our fair share".

But the West's commitment to contribute a hundred billion dollars a year, at least to this cause, is also voluntary.

If the Raptor entities go bankrupt LJM is not affected, there is no commitment to contribute more equity.

There will be occasions when the use of American troops is warranted, but Washington should not make a blanket commitment to contribute soldiers to all U.N. peacekeeping operations.

Boyce said this early military planning was taking place in a "political void" and he says he stressed to the Americans that joining the team should not imply "a political commitment to contribute to an actual operation".

With that aim in mind, CPMR is not simply open to whoever may be inspired; it requires a login and commitment to contribute to its continued survival and growth.

His fellow members, who were by no means unaware of his struggle to keep up, were actually pleased to come to some closure and genuinely appreciated his commitment to contribute in a way that was manageable.

The G20 has underlined its commitment to contribute to the implementation of the 2030 Agenda, adopted by the United Nations in September 2015, as leaders look to cohere the related dialogues and processes into mutually beneficial and complementary projects.

There has been extensive debate in the British news media about the viability of a major new London concert hall, exacerbated last November when the British government drew back from a commitment to contribute 5 million pounds (about $6.5 million) to pay for a business plan.