But Sunday fixtures in the aftermath of Thursday commitments are not the root cause of a troubled season.
From Drake to Nelson and even in the aftermath of 9/11, British overseas commitments always had one foot planted in European heartlands.
In a formula devised by Michael Naumann, the former German culture minister who is now the editor of the weekly newspaper Die Zeit, Europe will come to the aid of the United States in Iraq if the United States can fulfill four conditions: $6$$)That in the aftermath of Guantánamo and Abu Ghraib, it reaffirms its commitment to the Geneva Convention's rules on the treatment of prisoners.
In the aftermath of his unexpected victory, David Cameron chose to highlight his commitment to the NHS, proclaiming in a speech of upbeat optimism that "we can become the first country in the world to deliver a truly seven-day NHS".
The Bandung Conference held in the aftermath of the World War II, was marked by the commitment to promote an alternative to the dominant system that created devastation by war and continued the quest to rebuild itself while continuing the exploitation of dominated people.
Governments and donors must honour the commitments we made to Haiti in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake and following the start of this epidemic.
The moral commitment to them was made in the aftermath of what the world's leaders thought was an unrepeatable catastrophe.
YANGON, 13 June 2008 — UNICEF welcomes the Myanmar government's commitment to assist vulnerable children in the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis, particularly separated, unaccompanied or orphaned children.
UNICEF believes that the unprecedented commitment, support and funding for Haiti in the aftermath of the earthquake should be fully used to benefit the next generations of young Haitians – and that recovery starts with children and their communities.
Started in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, 2014-2015 marks the ninth year of a ten-year commitment by the UC Berkeley Public Service Center to work with Gulf Coast Communities.
