Sentence examples for law commitment from inspiring English sources

Under the law, commitment hearings are closed to the public unless a sex offender waives his privacy rights.

Read more... Enshrines in law a commitment to eradicate child poverty by 2020.

It would enshrine in law a commitment to spend 0.7% of national wealth on aid.

Last month, the UK became the first country to enshrine in law its commitment to spending 0.7% of GNI on overseas aid.

The bill is believed to be the first to enshrine in law a commitment to reduce gender equality through aid disbursements.

To mark my visit he signed into law a commitment to send additional troops to Minkébé, triple the length of their deployment, and to further strengthen Gabon's wildlife commitments.

In recent months, governments within the European Union have negotiated what at least on paper amounts to an even tougher fiscal compact, promising to write into their national law a commitment to balanced budgets.

Emirati diplomats and lobbyists appealed to officials in the State Department and White House, and promised the Commerce Department that the emirates would adopt their own export control law, a commitment they carried out by August.

Assad offered a bunch of technocratic reforms: a new electoral law, a commitment to root out corruption, media reform, reform of municipal government, and the launch of a national dialogue for reform that will include 100 personalities.

The other was the passage of a private member's bill through the House of Commons enshrining in law the commitment of the UK to spend 0.7% of its annual income on aid.

"Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, part of Kaiser Permanente, the largest H.M.O. in the nation, will be held accountable for violating state law, its commitment to its patients, its obligations under the Hippocratic oath and, perhaps most importantly, principles of common decency," Mr. Delgadillo said.