Sentence examples for fewer commitments from inspiring English sources

I am not saying that "getting busy" can't simply be enjoying fewer commitments.

Poor countries are treated differently under the UN framework convention on climate change, for instance, with fewer commitments to cut emissions.

Sam Smith, of the WWF, added: "This meeting will end with fewer commitments to cut carbon emissions than when it began".

The proposed reform of the CDC will see its remit widened to allow it to make direct investments in target markets, while making fewer commitments to third-party fund managers.

Mr. Ladue, who confirmed her account, said that Ms. Williamson had been directly competing with younger colleagues with fewer commitments, so he suggested she find a less demanding job at Amazon.

After Max Shipley, a father of two young children, left this spring, he wondered if Amazon would "bring in college kids who have fewer commitments, who are single, who have more time to focus on work".

Sometimes this is probably true the lowest-common-denominator approach can mean few commitments are made, and those that are signed up to are difficult to interpret.

His mention of the capital only was telling, as the Government has made few commitments to social housing building across the rest of the country.

Hispanic organizations boycotted the four big English-language networks last year for the scarcity of Latinos in television and got a few commitments to increased diversity.

I would prefer to see by 2001 our rugby having reverted to its time-honoured domestic format with as few commitments outside the British Isles as possible".

It is impossible to compare it with Mr. Bush's, because his plan makes few commitments on premiums, deductibles or copayments.