Sentence examples for legitimate commitment from inspiring English sources

Ewing expressed a faint hope this week that the Knicks would make an offer, but he was probably hoping to create more leverage with the Magic and was not really interested in getting a legitimate commitment from the club with whom he spent his first 14 seasons.

Anything less is not a legitimate commitment," Lighty said.

This time, nearly every country is entering the discussions with a legitimate commitment to cut carbon.

This will happens inevitably even to the best of friends at times, since even the best of friends will have other legitimate commitments, interests and desires that might sometimes outweigh their natural inclination to come to the aide of a friend (Telfer 1970 1971; Owens 2012).

"A government that chooses to trample upon her legal and legitimate international commitments – a conversation or negotiation with such a government would be a waste of time.

Either make our marriage a legitimate long term commitment for both of us or end it.

Whatever the final policy solutions will encompass in future, their success will be bound to and legitimated by local commitment and acceptance.

It must remain an ambition, a legitimate demand, and a commitment".

Based on the discussions within our selection of Norwegian general practitioners, we extract some competing concerns that complicate rationing decisions in primary care and make it difficult to say no to patients who insist on receiving services even when their demands are in conflict with a commitment to legitimate and fair resource allocation.

Ryabkov affirmed Russia's commitment to ensure legitimate end-user certificates and the ability to conduct inspections; this is true for MANPADS.

While there are many legitimate criticisms of the EU, its commitment to gender equality – one of its founding aims – is generally impressive.