When I asked for the written standards that determined who, precisely, was put in the database, and what crimes they had to have committed, Lack promised to send them, but he never did.
They're assessing whether the new government in Greece is sufficiently committed to promised reforms, before they'll release more funds.
The Medicare trust fund, Mr. Conrad said, is committed to fulfill "promises that have already been made".
"They are committed to their promises and stand by their pledges to carry on their plans," Mr. Wesa said of the contractor companies.
When you read Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee you aren't seeing the US as a shining city on a hill, or even a flawed nation attempting to right past wrongs, you're forced to confront it as an invading force that committed genocide, broke promises, and seized land by any means necessary.
In addition to this problem they mention an equally worrying point, "The iERG has no reliable data that provide an objective and quantitative assessment of the precise monies or promises committed and delivered… This absence of evidence is a major gap in the Global Strategy" (paragraph 20).
I am committed to the promise of America, and now that this nasty campaign is over, I will continue to fight for my democracy.
He recently died, at the age seventy-five, an "unchanged man," according to the Times — as committed to the promise of psychedelics as he had been before imprisonment and multiple arrests.
At a news conference on Wednesday, Mr. Creel said Mr. Fox remained committed to his promise to introduce freedom of information legislation and announced that the government would organize meetings across the country to seek citizens' comments on the contents of such a measure and present a bill to Congress by December.
Iran said it was no longer committed to a promise to halt work on the centrifuges, which are used to enrich uranium, either for commercial power production or because Europe had failed to close the questions surrounding the inspection by June.
