Sentence examples for in its commitments to from inspiring English sources

Although remaining steadfast in its commitments to the Warsaw Pact and Comecon, Bulgaria improved relations with its Balkan neighbours, particularly Greece, and expanded its economic and cultural relations with most Western states.

North Korean officials also have argued that the United States has failed in its commitments to take steps to improve the relationship between the two countries, starting with the lifting of the most effective sanctions on its imports and exports.

What the book lacks in clarity because of his verbosity and fondness for overly long comedic tangents, it gains in its commitment to radical progressive politics.

Despite the signs that, in a parallel to its beloved Broadway, the Actors Fundd home has fallen on hard times since its 2001 star turn in "Curtain Call," it remains unshakable in its commitment to honoring the acting craft.

A Defra spokesman said it remained "absolute" in its commitment to ban wild animals in circuses.

The figure represents a substantial increase in its commitment to the country–it has spent $1.6 billion there since 1979.

And the government's quibbling over where the talks should be held, rejecting the Tigers' suggestion of Oslo, makes it seem less wholehearted in its commitment to peace.

The State Department said in a report on Thursday it was on track in its commitment to cut emissions by 17% from 2005 levels.

"We will help the T.N.C. sustain its commitment to the sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and national unity of Libya," Mrs. Clinton said, "and we will look to it to remain steadfast in its commitment to human rights and fundamental freedoms".

But Enron says the latter undermined it, by publicly wavering in its commitment to the merger and by dragging out negotiations on revising the merger terms.

It is far reaching in its commitment to secure full civil and human rights for the community.