Sentence examples for merely commitments in from inspiring English sources

I acknowledge, however, that these are merely commitments in principle.

And that will require not merely commitment but also a track record of delivery in diocesan administration.

There is not merely a disjunction between pious but empty commitments in the manifestos and the reality within the fabric of cultural provision, but also between other official statements about the role of the arts in education.

"Unless a firm foundation and plan for North Korea's complete verified irreversible nuclear disarmament is laid out with a relatively short schedule (two-three years), most of the other commitments in the declaration are merely wishes," he wrote.

Commit: "Commitment" in a sense means loyalty.

In large part, it merely "reaffirms" commitments nations have made previously.

UNICEF commitments in emergencies.

They are merely stand-ins and distractions.

Mr. Gilman said the term "steward" in no way implied ownership of the original club's photos, records and tarnished trophies -- merely a commitment to keep them in the public domain.

The UK does not see the NATO endorsement as any commitment to actual expenditure, but merely a commitment to the principle.

His choreography here does not call for virtuosity, merely for commitment, and Hoghe and Ueno fulfilled this in their own ways.