Sentence examples for economic commitments from inspiring English sources

"IT SEEMS likely that Americans are underestimating the economic commitments involved in a war with Iraq," says William Nordhaus, an economics professor at Yale University.

Extreme volatility can increase general anxiety and discourage economic commitments.

It has repeatedly delayed disbursing funds until Moscow fulfilled its economic commitments.

First, Brexit is adding to uncertainty about investment decisions and other long-term economic commitments.

Geographically, the subject includes central and edge cities, suburbs of various ages and densities, and exurban settlements in which urban lifestyles and economic commitments are dominant.

The rest will come later this year, if Indonesia meets a number of the economic commitments it has made since Mr. Suharto's departure.

"We didn't want to make an economic commitment somewhere without knowing where we really wanted to be".

Reunification has been a rocky road for Germany, but the continuing political and economic commitment to its success has been astonishing to watch.

Each family has the responsibility to create a vegetable farm and cultivate different crops in order to improve nutrition for the family while developing an economic commitment of selling the excess crops.

General Petraeus also cautioned that security in Afghanistan would not improve if the only initiative was the deployment of more American troops; he said that Afghanistan required a diplomatic and economic commitment as well.

He said terrorism should be fought not only with bombs but also with "a courageous and resolute political, diplomatic and economic commitment to relieving situations of oppression and marginalization which facilitate the designs of terrorists".