Sentence examples for expanding the commitment from inspiring English sources
Positive and negative impacts should be seriously considered in detail before expanding the commitment to GATS, especially if the commitments are beyond the current national legislative framework.
The challenge for countries now is to expand the commitment to tackle malnutrition in all its forms, and to do so without diluting the progress made against stunting.
The most controversial decisions of this period -- expanding the troop commitment and replacing the commander in Afghanistan, opposing the release of photos of abused detainees, keeping the system of military tribunals and delaying any change in the "don't ask, don't tell" policy on gays -- are of a pattern.
Mr. Marzio was intent on diversifying and expanding the museum's commitment to artists outside the European and North American mainstream.
But the only thing distinguishing his speech from past presidents' remarks on the war in Afghanistan was his egregious use of the sacrifice of American service members to justify expanding the United States' military commitment.
Philipson was also an innovator in paperback publishing, expanding the Press's commitment to reissuing classic works by provocative writers including André Malraux, Isak Dinesen, Anthony Powell, and Paul Scott.
Morrison played a key role in expanding the University's commitments to the creative and performing arts and to African American studies.
If the Fed is to face a choice between lowering our soaring unemployment rates and raising interest rates, or decreasing reserves as the economy is expanding, then the commitment to low inflation is likely to be sacrificed.
And as Mr. Bush noted, his alien encounter was further proof of his commitment to expanding the Republican Party's appeal.
They judged that Obama — one speaker referred to him as "Barack Hussein Soetero Obama" — had "an ideological commitment" to expanding the Muslim Brotherhood.
"The University is very serious about its commitment to expanding the presence of Asian American studies on campus," said Dean of the College Valerie Smith.
