Sentence examples for important commitments to from inspiring English sources
The Republic of Serbia has taken important commitments to increase the participation of renewable energy sources in meeting energy needs.
Still, the willingness of a number of nations to economically embrace the Iranian regime must not keep us from enforcing Iran's important commitments to limit its nuclear program.
Several top-tier private universities — notably Princeton, Harvard, Stanford and Chicago — have made important commitments to protect intellectual diversity on campus.
The media also tend to ignore the fact that those who refuse to sacrifice their families or other important commitments to their professional ambitions will necessarily succeed more slowly, and perhaps to a lesser degree, than those who don't.
"As we continue to fight terrorism worldwide," he added, "we are asking countries around the globe to honor important commitments, to crack down on the financial and communications networks of terrorists and international criminals, and to share sensitive intelligence with the United States.
"Macquarie has made significant and important commitments to the UK government to maintain GIB as a discrete entity within its business, maintaining GIB's investment focus and approach with a target to invest more capital each year than GIB has historically". Lord Smith added: "Macquarie will also uphold GIB's green investment principles and report transparently on GIB's green impact.
However, disappointingly, it does not set any milestones in terms of meeting the government's important commitment to halve the disability employment gap".
"The industry's focus on bad news is often well intentioned, stemming from an important commitment to being society's watchdog," he said.
There is an important commitment to "increase the number of scientists working in the UK and enable leading scientists from around the world to work here".
In 1980, after Love Canal entered the public's consciousness, Congress made an important commitment to Americans who found themselves living on toxic dump sites, exposed to deadly carcinogens and chemicals that threatened their health and lives.
