Sentence examples for convincing commitment from inspiring English sources
To win this great argument, pro-Europeans will have to demonstrate a much better grasp of what makes people angry and a convincing commitment to reform.
I came away very impressed by the 23-year-old, who has clearly had a very self-destructive streak at one time but stated a convincing commitment to changing his life.
Despite the arrival of energetic new prime ministers, France and Italy have yet to make a convincing commitment to liberal reforms, while Germany is unapologetic about running a large demand-sapping trade surplus.Beware of reform-phobia tooThe euro zone, too, is shy of change.
If by that time the FARC has not shown a more convincing commitment to the talks, the pressure on Mr Pastrana to end them will be even greater.In this section Chopping block Few friends left for Colombia's peace talks Democracy's next battleground Long recession, short shrift ReprintsMr Pastrana is not quite alone in his dogged pursuit of peace.
Another will soon arrive in the form of a series called "Jilted?" (WE's summary: "So how do you convince a commitment-phobic guy that marriage is the answer? With an ultimatum, of course").
He also worked to enlarge the University's commitment to the arts, convincing the Mellon Fund to commit $250,000 to expand offerings in film, writing, and theater.
It's also part of no known movement, its commitment to convincing 1970s rock qualifying as almost sui generis in the current climate.
Mr. Draghi, an American-trained economist who is the governor of the Bank of Italy, finally won the crucial support of the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, after convincing her of his commitment to fiscal soundness.
Others are not convinced of his commitment to the law, at least not in the Western style.
By then, convinced that the commitment was real, Karl had begun what became an annual tradition of building a makeshift rink in the back yard, like Walter Gretzky.
Their problem is to convince voters that commitment is credible, with only £2bn extra mansion tax-funded spending earmarked for a beleaguered and increasingly underfunded system.
