Sentence examples for commitments to hold from inspiring English sources

At the United Nations, the office of Secretary General Ban Ki-moon issued a statement calling on the junta, known as the State Peace and Development Council, to "honor their publicly stated commitments to hold inclusive, free and fair elections".

Over three months, more than 200 women attended 22 house parties; and there are commitments to hold 132 more house parties in the months ahead.

The proposals ask the companies to evaluate and disclose the potential financial fallout of recent international commitments to hold the planet's rise in average temperatures below 2 degrees Celsius.

While Rymer said OSCE monitors have no intention of violating state laws against poll monitors, he noted that those laws violate U.S. commitments to hold open elections that may be monitored by international observers.

The two countries formed a "strategic partnership", a commitment to hold annual talks between their leaders.

Mr. Mangano offers no such vision, only a commitment to hold the line on property taxes at all costs.

Missing still, though, is a government commitment to hold accountable the senior Bush administration officials who authorized torture.

Something will be in the communiqué, but it will mainly be a commitment to hold more talks in Copenhagen.

Led by Germany, governments responded with a reaffirmed commitment to hold their deficits to a maximum of 3 percent of G.D.P. and debts to no more than 60 percent.

The Fed is mechanically suppressing borrowing costs, but it is also reinforcing in the public eye its broader commitment to hold down borrowing costs for years to come.

The Fed's policy board, the Federal Open Market Committee, voted unanimously to maintain its two-year-old commitment to hold a benchmark interest rate near zero "for an extended period".