Sentence examples for given the commitment of from inspiring English sources

It is already $200 million in arrears, a rather shameful record given the commitment of private groups with fewer resources.

Could the Liberals go into coalition with Cameron again, especially given the commitment of the latter to an EU referendum?

Given the commitment of all the prospective Tory prime ministerial candidates to further warlike expeditions, the sooner Scotland cuts itself off from the British state the better.

But given the commitment of these students, the passion of this pastor, and the city's goodwill, I have faith they'll be able to work something out.

"Eritrea has great potential to serve as an example to the world given the commitment of the government," Dr. Kar said.

Fourth, given the commitment of time and resources that auditory perceptual training can involve, it is important that any benefit is proven to be maintained beyond the training period.

Given the commitments of logical empiricism, however, these diagnoses make no sense, and the two arguments are on a par with respect to explanatory power.

Asked if he could guarantee that rioting would not happen on Monday night, he replied: "I can give the commitment of the Metropolitan police to make sure we keep London as safe as possible".

"This transformation process will continue for the rest of this year and beyond given the commitment and energy of all Mecom management and staff".

And that given time the commitment of aid produces palpable achievements - like a million literate future mothers".

From this point of view, the substantive histories adopted by existential thinkers as different as Heidegger and Sartre should perhaps be read less as scientific accounts, defensible in third-person terms, than as articulations of the historical situation from the perspective of what that situation is taken to demand, given the engaged commitment of their authors.