Sentence examples for council commitment from inspiring English sources

They did not explicitly advocate an authorization of military force, but made it clear they believed they needed a council commitment to back them up.

"We've got council commitment to move forward with compulsory purchase.

The council commitment increases that target to 85% for the region.

But universities are concerned that research councils' commitment to the FEC regime is cooling.

Some are setting up lucrative but controversial 'section 106' deals - securing a permanent share in the venues - which critics argue will undermine councils' commitment to residents' interests.

"These jobs have to have a pension, an annuity, medical benefits and a union card," he said, referring to the council's commitment.

The announcement came despite the supreme military council's commitment to annul the law by September, which was a core demand of the revolution.

Redbridge said the ban was part of the council's commitment to give looked-after children the best possible start in life.

They are the living symbols of international community engagement, the only token so far of the UN security council's commitment to restoring peace and stability in Syria.

All this contributes to a sense that the ruling military council's commitment to justice is superficial and that the families of those killed during the revolution are not getting a fair deal.

It vastly compounds the stakes in the presidential race, raises questions about the governing military council's commitment to democracy, and makes uncertain the future of a constitutional assembly recently formed by Parliament as well.