Sentence examples for expect a commitment from inspiring English sources

I think that is the form you would expect a commitment to oppose violence to take on the part of a commission such as ours, preparing internal recommendations for the campus community about managing potentially disruptive events involving outside speakers.

As a result, we can expect a commitment of considerable additional resources from the private sector.

Such purchases would drive down Spain's borrowing costs, but the bank has made clear that it expects a commitment to austerity in return, something the government thinks could be difficult to carry out.

Next time he plays host to a gathering to which he expects a commitment from his invitees, he might consider contacting them in a way that has proved successful through the ages: direct communication through a handwritten note or a personal telephone call.

Later, they moved across the street to the Justice Department, where Mr. Ashcroft addressed his senior staff, again with Mr. Mueller by his side, telling the staff members, officials said, that he expected a commitment to the war against terrorism "24 hours a day, seven days a week".

Jephcott agrees, and expects a commitment at government level would help tackle underreporting.

Generally, borrowers need to have chosen a property and have it appraised before they can expect a firm commitment from a lender, he said.

We will be seeking talks with our new owners and expect a clear commitment to make good any shortfall on our pensions".

"I expect a clear commitment from the US government that in future they will stick to German law," she said.

When we accept animals from facilities we expect a lifetime commitment from the facility that the animal we are rescuing won't just be replaced by another one.

The impersonal nature of internet dating is not an atmosphere where you can reasonably expect a serious commitment, and it can bring out the flakiest tendencies in otherwise trustworthy people.