Sentence examples for higher commitments from inspiring English sources

The literature also confirms this growing trend to increasingly include TRIPS-like and even higher commitments, i.e. TRIPS-plus (Vivas-Eugui 2003; Reichenmiller 2005).

Governments with lower revenues and higher commitments to social services are more likely to face greater constraints on social spending, even under strong pressure from the beneficiaries (Haggard and Kaufman 2004).

Is there, perhaps, a quantitative difference---i.e., when the US is committing, say, less than 25,000 troops to a conflict, then that decision is an instrument of foreign policy where the President is supreme, but that at higher commitments that decision morphs into an exercise of warmaking powers that are split between the Congress and the Executive?

Van Rompuy proposed cutting the higher "commitment ceiling" from €993.6bn for the last budget from 2007-13 to €960bn for 2014-20.

Our government's commitment to fair elections in Peru is important, but in fact, our government cannot have a higher commitment than to an individual's human rights.

Even if a fund meets the 80percentteststhethe rule says, its name may be misleading if it implies an even higher commitment.

They hate it because there's probably nothing else in life with higher commitment bias.

Similarly, people with higher commitment to a sport tend to purchase the specialized sport clothing (Mitchka et al. 2008).

The potential benefits of such approach include higher commitment for strategy and a greater willingness to change.

Those who have close native-place ties with their mid-level manager show higher commitment (p < .1), while not-so-close ties decrease commitment by 0.21 units.

The estimation results suggest that the participants of the METI program demonstrate a significantly higher commitment when compared to the participants of the MEXT program, and that project performance significantly depends on firm commitment.