Sentence examples for extend their commitment from inspiring English sources

We should trust what the Conservatives, seek to extend their commitment to the cause of liberty and hold them to their word.

At this year's G8 meeting, world leaders have a opportunity to renew and extend their commitment to these goals and they must take it.

The Hornets extended their commitment to New Orleans Arena until 2014, but negotiated an opt-out clause after the 2008-9 season, if the team does not average 14,735 paid fans from Dec. 1, 2007, through next season.

"We are aware that Nestlé is going above and beyond the basic requirements of becoming an accredited employer, and is extending their commitment to graduate, internship and school leaver programmes".

Gidney said the Foundation remained "cautiously optimistic" over the outlook for 2016, but was buoyed by recent announcements – and more expected this fortnight – from a range of businesses extending their commitments to buying on Fairtrade terms.

"They are willing either to extend their existing commitments or to buy commitments from other banks".

They also exhibited an extended commitment to their profession and a commitment to take on the role of future role models.

However, if we were to adopt this terminological convention, it would be harder to identify some of the interesting sources of disagreement both with and within feminism, and the term 'feminism' would lose much of its potential to unite those whose concerns and commitments extend beyond their moral beliefs to their social interpretations and political affiliations.

The president ended the Stop Loss policy, which involuntarily extended troops in theater past their commitment -- one of the most offensive policies to troops who made incredible sacrifice.

We would like to see him extend that commitment to all of this country's national parks.

A more limited option would be for the Fed to extend its commitment to a low benchmark interest rate, now near zero, into 2015 from late 2014.