Sentence examples for it commits both from inspiring English sources

It commits both countries not to weaken or to fail to uphold their own existing labor and environmental standards, but does not impose any new standards on them.

For the first time, it commits both rich and developing nations to curbing greenhouse gas emissions and sets up a Green Climate Fund to deliver financial aid to poorer nations bearing the brunt of climate change.

It commits both sides to the goal of two states but is utterly silent on borders, Jerusalem, Israel's West Bank settlements and the fate of the Palestinian refugees all the issues, in fact, that have confounded previous bouts of peacemaking.The pious hope of this newspaper that America's president might fill the gap was confounded too (see article).

The agreement could speed up improvements to the country's IT infrastructure, she believes, because it commits both sides to building an "information society".

It also commits both sides to start "building confidence" by immediately sharing information about where the bodies of disappeared people might be found.

It includes declarations, such as one which commits both sides to refrain from the "the threat or use of force".

The key would be to get acceptance from any new owner that it was committed both to the cost of producing the service and to accepting the opportunity costs of a loss-making slot of an hour in peak time.

Some recent bombings appear to have been the work of communists, rather than Islamists; others are too mysterious to be blamed on the MILF.Although the government says that it is committed both to eradicating the MILF and to improving living standards for everyone else, the military campaign is making it harder to win overseas assistance for the region.

It's clear that committing both physical and financial resources to recovering data worth $1 million would be critical to the long-term viability of that SMB.

Further, as Yalowitz himself notes, it commits Davidson to a rather unconvincing argument for both mental anomalism and semantic externalism.

"This pension gimmick commits both sins, and it's a bad deal for both workers and taxpayers".