Sentence examples for longstanding commitments from inspiring English sources

More than 30 states also have raised taxes to some degree, but some have simply gone too far and violated longstanding commitments to their citizens.

The Latvian conductor Andris Nelsons, who has been the music director in Birmingham since 2008, had longstanding commitments elsewhere when this concert was planned.

Mr Ashley has longstanding commitments in March which means that he is out of the country and/or not available for that month".

He vows to abide by longstanding commitments to accept no political action committee money or out-of-state money, and to run no negative advertising.

In the 1990s China offered Pakistan aid with its nuclear programme and now appears ready to honour longstanding commitments to supply Pakistan with two new civilian nuclear reactors.

"The Wylie Agency's decision to sell e-books exclusively to Amazon for titles which are subject to active Random House agreements undermines our longstanding commitments to and investments in our authors, and it establishes this agency as our direct competitor," Stuart Applebaum, a spokesman for Random House, said in a news release on Thursday.

"Her longstanding commitment to political activism gives her credence".

"We commend Estonia for its longstanding commitment to prudent policies".

Then there is his longstanding commitment to public sculpture.

"It tracks our longstanding commitment to insure everyone," she said.

Labour has a longstanding commitment to cancel the secure college.