Sentence examples for mean a commitment from inspiring English sources

Not slaughtering them for meat would mean a commitment to keeping them alive — and committing the resources to do so — for quite some time.

Yet that could mean a commitment of years, maybe decades.

Why can't social justice mean a commitment to both social diversity and economic equality?

Getting across Midtown Manhattan can mean a commitment longer than some relationships.

A currency union would almost certainly mean a commitment to banking and perhaps even fiscal union with the rest of the UK.

"This would automatically mean a commitment to the main prerequisites of peace by Israel," the English-language Syria Times said in a veiled reference to the Golan.

"In other words," Smith writes, "the belief that America was once a Christian nation does not necessarily mean a commitment to making it a 'Christian' nation today, whatever that might mean.

"They've got to know rabbits mean a commitment," Booth told Nola.com.

This means a commitment to living in a different way.

I'd also add that it means a commitment to good macroeconomic policy.

That means a commitment to make the system work and to police the borders properly.