Sentence examples for explicit commitment from inspiring English sources

The Republican party election platform made an explicit commitment to move the embassy.

This is why he called on governments last week to make an explicit commitment to provide such a "backstop".

At the very least there will be pressure for a much more explicit commitment in 2020 and 2021.

Since no explicit commitment is made, it is easier to drift into living together than it is to drift into a marriage.

Mr Hagel's more explicit commitment at Shangri-La, to a leading role in Asia, clearly irritated China.Apparently not as much, though, as Mr Abe's less direct approach.

Voters in the creditor countries, such as Germany and the Netherlands, show little sign of wanting to make such an explicit commitment to support their southern European neighbours.

For example, she initially sought an explicit commitment and faster track to creating a one-stop licensing process for intellectual property for the entire European Union.

Sanders has been the most outspoken on Black Lives Matter, but like Clinton he has failed to make an explicit commitment to our issues if elected.

But I was also aware that I should steer clear of inequality – the government only had an explicit commitment to end child poverty.

Such an explicit commitment is crucial to safeguarding against uncertainty that could potentially damage the City, the UK and ultimately Europe.

"Health care is sacrosanct," Mr. Kerry said in a telephone interview, offering the most explicit commitment to date to a program that he estimates would cost $650 billion.