Sentence examples for extent of the commitment from inspiring English sources
Writing in the London Evening Standard, Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, goes into further details of the extent of the commitment.
"This formal process will focus on the proportional nature and the extent of the commitment of the French state vis-a-vis E.D.F.," said Mario Monti, the union's competition commissioner.
It said: "We did not consider that it was sufficient to include the information about the automatic paid subscription in the small print of the ad only and therefore did not consider that that information was sufficiently prominent to make clear the extent of the commitment consumers must make to take advantage of the offer.
"Because it was not, we concluded that the ad did not make sufficiently clear the extent of the commitment consumers had to make in order to obtain the broadband service at the advertised price of £7.50 per month, and was misleading".
The difference between maximal (or broad) and minimal (or narrow) pacifism has to do with the extent of the commitment to nonviolence.
29 In any case, as was highlighted in the communication campaign by the patients' Spida Bifida (Associazione Spina Bifida Italia and Walter Vinci Onlus), it is important to consider the evaluation of the quality of life in SB patients and the extent of the commitment of SB patients to achieve greater independence.
The success of the program depended, to a large extent, on the commitment of the government.
The detail of our commercial funding offer is clear evidence of the extent of that commitment".
Some also say they are dissatisfied with the extent of the candidates' commitment to ending the war in Iraq.
When in Aug., 1968, after 13 months of war, the extent of the British commitment became clear, there were expressions of outrage in Parliament & in the press.
President Bush should continue and expand his efforts to explain the rationale for postwar American engagement in Iraq and to describe the extent of the required commitment.
