Sentence examples for commitments to release from inspiring English sources
The previous chief minister, Adam Giles, was highly criticised for reneging on his repeated commitments to release the report before the election.
"In fact, it leaves the impression that now that Nay Pyi Taw has achieved the prestige of a US presidential visit, they may be backsliding on their commitments to release all political prisoners".
But he can still point to Israel's commitment to release 350 prisoners in bi-monthly batches for as long as he remains in talks.
Brennan sidestepped any commitment to release the report during his confirmation hearings, and President Obama has so far not addressed the issue.
So I urge no provision at all but sincere commitment to release buildings and funds to those whose future lies elsewhere.
Hasbro's partnership with 3D Systems – and the public commitment to release products later this year – indicates that it has taken a more optimistic view of the technology's potential.
"The Israeli government has informed us through the American mediator that it will not abide with its commitment to release the fourth batch of Palestinian prisoners scheduled for tomorrow," Palestinian spokesman Jibril Rajub told the AFP news agency.
The Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat, last night signed into law legislation surrendering most of his powers to a new prime minister, and opening the way for US President George Bush to meet his commitment to release the US-backed "road map" for a Middle East peace settlement.
However, Britain can be expected to put pressure on the White House to follow through swiftly on Mr Bush's commitment to release the road map, crafted by the "quartet" of US, European Union, Russia and the UN,which envisages a Palestinian state within three years.
In addition, the Government has made a commitment to release 500MHz of spectrum below 5GHZ currently held by the public sector over the next ten years.
Those responsible for killing and torturing protesters during last year's democracy protests have not been held to account, they say, and many prisoners of conscience remain in detention, despite a commitment to release them.
