Sentence examples for had been a commitment from inspiring English sources

Maria Miller, secretary of state for culture, media and sport, said: "There had been a commitment from all the sports to work together.

"Obviously, if we would have won the Series and there had been a commitment to try to keep everybody together for one more crack at it, I think it might have been a little tougher to make that decision".

Th This has been a commitment to offense rather than defense.

There has been a commitment to keep it open for at least seven days.

Cardiff welcomed Messiaen during his lifetime, and there has been a commitment to his music that has been fostered ever since, one which was affirmed by this concert.

But a hallmark of the agency from the beginning has been a commitment, imperfect but vital, to doing business on the up-and-up.

Alongside support for local charities has been a commitment to funding national good causes that in return provide practical help for the event.

"Gus and the permanent secretaries have inspiring stories, but what has been missing has been a commitment to leadership development at all levels, and as a result I would say leadership in the civil service is patchy.

A huge build-up of troops, able to fight in Kosovo, would not have been a commitment to use them, but would have provided the option and created uncertainty in the enemy's mind.

Moreover, the price of these loans has been a commitment to slash government spending far more drastically than domestic leaders would have the desire or the political power to accomplish on their own.

A cornerstone of post-Depression policy in this country has been a commitment to policies aimed at raising the standard of living of the poor and the middle class.