Sentence examples for further commitment in from inspiring English sources

By 2012, however, he rejected this further commitment, in favor of "transactionalism", a view that accepts both that perceptual experiences are world-involving transactions, and that these transactions are functionally describable (provided that worldly items and intentional states may be referred to in the specification of the function).

Survival via replacement of dTMP by dUMP was not observed and might need further commitment in the construction of a strain containing the dut ung alleles encoding dUTPase and Uracil-DNA-glycosylase respectively [ 14, 15], so that misincorporated U's are not repaired.

In addition, Labor has also made a number of further commitments in the portfolio, including new funding for a National Live Music Office, the full funding of digital broadcasting for community radio stations, the delivery of the national arts curriculum, funding for urban cultural development agency Renew Australia, and Creative Young Stars grants aimed at helping young people.

And we have to step up for further commitments in 2030 and later years.

The latest funding, $2.5m, follows earlier tranches of funding of $750,000 shortly after the ODI launched in 2013 and a further commitment of $4.1m in 2015.

The scaling up of the REDS approach is a further commitment by the Ministry of Health in Mongolia to achieve MDGs 4 and 5 on maternal and child health.

In a further commitment to modernity, the Mesquiteers decide to throw their cash and prestige around a new private airline being organized by Brooks's brother, while the heavy turns out to be the monopoly capitalist who operates the bus line (and who has been stealing gold shipments from his own coaches).

Asking for feedback entails a further commitment to the feedback provided in one way or another (e.g. acceptance or provision of reasons for rejection).

A university spokesman added that the long-term future of Jodrell Bank will be secured by a further commitment by the STFC to invest in the development of the next generation facility in radio astronomy, the Square Kilometre Array.

Canada made a further commitment to achieve 30 % reduction in CO2 from 2005 levels by 2030 which basically lies within the provincial jurisdictions as management of natural resources is a provincial affair in Canada.

Early in 2001, Columbia announced that it would limit further commitment to $10m.