Sentence examples for its commitment to participate from inspiring English sources
China's willingness to allow its currency to fluctuate according to market forces is seen by some as a test of its economic maturity and its commitment to participate as a full partner in the global trading system.
She also said the commission was "fully confident" that Finland would continue to honor its commitment to participate in contributing to the European Financial Stability Facility, set up last year to provide financial assistance to euro zone members in difficulty.
"We have taken all the important steps," said Prime Minister Tesfaye, referring to the post-Mengistu regime's release of 187 political prisoners and its commitment to participate in a transitional government and in free elections.
Candover had a listed affiliate, chaired by Gerry Grimstone (pictured), which invested in its funds but ran into trouble after heavy losses and proved unable to meet its commitments to participate in Candover's deals.European private-equity firms no longer outperform American ones (see chart).
As proposed by NPT, coherence work provides a necessary (though not sufficient) foundation for effective enrolment and commitment to participate (termed cognitive participation) [ 21].
If you are a SAGE student, you are making a strong commitment to participate — that's why it works!
(Reuters itself will pick up $206 million in cash on the distribution and dilutes its ownership stake to 62%.) Analysts also questioned how the company would treat Island's current application for exchange status, which would allow it certain regulatory advantages, as well as Island's current verbal commitment to participate in Nasdaq's SuperMontage.
During the last All-Star Game, he was not selected for the East team but had already made a commitment to participate in the skills competition.
Yahoo's president and chief operating officer, Jeffrey Mallett, said Barnesandnoble.com made a "long-term commitment" to participate in Yahoo's shopping network.
Governing bodies like hockey and equestrianism already have excellent plans in place to convert that moment of inspiration into a great first encounter with their sport and a long-term commitment to participate, but more need to follow their lead.
These two elements are encoded and foregrounded differently in the design of each format, constructing diverse ways to name, refer to or describe the social occasion that recipients are invited to attend and different ways of requesting the invitees to state their commitment to participate.
