Sentence examples for larger commitments from inspiring English sources

Advisers said several already had larger commitments.

Some analysts said China might be unwilling to make larger commitments until Congress passed stalled legislation on emissions reduction targets.

"I can make larger commitments to things that are done over time and are noncash," she said.

Most of the resulting contracts have been "six-figure deals," said Mr. Sweeney, who expects it to take two years for the company to attract larger commitments.

In general, it makes sense to start off less-expensive, less-formal conflict resolution procedures, such as negotiation and mediation, before making the larger commitments of money and time that arbitration and litigation often demand.

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Consistency also means a larger commitment.

Mr. Bush opted for the larger commitment.

Even the European Union has rejected proposals favored by environmentalists that would demand an even larger commitment to renewable energy.

There had been expectations that France would make a larger commitment and the announcement disappointed some UN officials.

The move is part of a larger commitment to the principle of transparency in the finance industry.