Sentence examples for further commitment to from inspiring English sources

Not after even two or three more years of further commitment to stalemated and unjustifiable wars.

Which is why the plan is likely to balance the idea with a further commitment to decentralise power.

"There is no place for knife crime within society and this ban is further commitment to keeping communities safe".

Chris Rock's comedy was snapped up earlier this week by Paramount for $12m, with a further commitment to spend $20m on marketing.

Speaking at the time, she expressed hope that Peake would not be the last UK astronaut and urged the government to make a further commitment to human spaceflight.

The attendees believed that, although there seemed to be overall improvement in world affairs, there was still a need for further commitment to multilateral action and global cooperation.

Maybe even some syndicated loan groups, if some members could not finance further commitments to the loan.

Just over half of investors planned to make further commitments to a private equity fund in the first half of this year, while 16% planned to wait until the second half, the report said.

Should the federal government be more careful about making any further commitments to New York, since that is likely to set a precedent that Washington may not be able to afford when the next disaster strikes?

Clinton Global Initiative concludes with commitment to act on violence against girls NEW YORK, USA, 25 September 2009 – Former US President Bill Clinton concluded the 2009 Annual Meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) – four days of dialogue and collaboration that wrapped up today in New York – by announcing further commitments to tackle the world's most pressing challenges.

By Amy Bennett NEW YORK, USA, 25 September 2009 – Former US President Bill Clinton concluded the 2009 Annual Meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) – four days of dialogue and collaboration that wrapped up today in New York – by announcing further commitments to tackle the world's most pressing challenges.