Sentence examples for for additional commitments from inspiring English sources

European governments are responsive to public opinion, however, and there is a clear lack of enthusiasm among most Europeans for additional commitments in Afghanistan.

But calls from Athens for additional commitments from the European Union have met with resistance in Brussels and other Western European capitals, where some policy makers still question the decision last year to let 10 countries -- mostly former Communist states -- join the European Union in 2004.

"In return for this additional commitment, we expect nations to adopt the reforms and policies that make development effective and lasting".

Bob Herbert states that President-elect Barack Obama would need to articulate clearly the goals for any additional commitment of troops by the United States in Afghanistan.

Additional commitments have come from both sides for community legal centres and for domestic violence prevention and case work.

The annual budget grew from an initial $200,000 for77 concerts to $500,000 for 12. Another season would have required additional commitments of $250,000.

There hasn't been any indication that we'll get additional commitments of additional help coming in for the city".

These were the core elements in the £1.2bn in additional commitments made at the London conference on aid support for Syria and the region this year.

MGM, which obtained a $1.8 billion senior bank credit facility earlier this month to help with its $9.2 billion CityCenter project in Las Vegas, said it has received additional commitment letters for more than $500.0 million and is working with joint venture partner Dubai World to get additional funds.

The grant will match new or increased donations up to $400,000, for a potential yield of $800,000; and if the challenge is met, Ballet Theater said, Mr. Wilson has made an additional commitment of $200,000 for 2006, raising the potential to $1.2 million.

The additional commitment in time required more money to build more boats and pay the sailors for the time they had once volunteered.