Sentence examples for commitments to one another from inspiring English sources
Maryland's public colleges have proposed a way to reduce the unpredictability of tuition increases and prevent last-minute raids on their budgets: The state and colleges would outline financial commitments to one another several years in advance.
It required a sense of purpose and faith that we acquire gradually, by studying history, renewing our commitments to one another, and, most importantly, simply living together.
The statement also noted pointedly that when NATO leaders met in 1999 on the organization's 50th anniversary, they condemned terrorism as a threat to world peace and affirmed their "determination to combat it in accordance with their commitments to one another".
Gore's theory sprang not just from his personal values but also from his business sense: he thought that the most creative and productive work came when people freely made commitments to one another, not when bosses told them what to do.
And the battle that began at the Stonewall Inn continued for gay men and lesbians at home and at the office as they fought to be allowed to work as teachers and ministers, to adopt children and make lifelong commitments to one another, and simply to be left alone.
They redoubled their commitments to one another after the US invasion of Iraq in 2003, signing a mutual defense pact in 2005.
