Sentence examples for contain a commitment from inspiring English sources
The final draft will contain a commitment to promote sustainable development in fragile states.
The new goals do contain a commitment on debt, though it is more ambiguous than what went before.
In addition, she said, a complete board package should contain a commitment from a lender for any proposed financing.
Some celebrated this as a victory for shareholder interests and climate campaigners, while others were quick to point out the limited impact of the agreement: It doesn't require carbon emissions reporting, nor does it contain a commitment to reduce emissions.
The latest draft of a white paper that will form the basis of the UK negotiating position is said to contain a commitment that Britain would keep its manufacturing regulations "substantially similar" to those used by Brussels.
The last defence review in 2010 is largely remembered for massive spending cuts and the new review will contain a commitment to plug gaps in the UK's capability, including new aircraft to fly from the country's two new Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers currently being built by a consortium including BAE systems.
He added that the founding narrative of Christianity contained a commitment to those most in need – widows, orphans, the oppressed and the alien.
The digital economy bill published by the last government in 2009 contained a commitment to provide universal broadband access at 2Mbps.
"Axe the tax" and "stop the boats" may have been reprehensible in intent but at least they contained a commitment to do something.
