Sentence examples for more commitments in from inspiring English sources
Are more commitments in our diaries really helping us feel less rushed and stressed?
Indeed, participants deferred more frequently than they committed, with commitments occurring on 15% of trials on rule-in blocks and 22% of trials on rule-out blocks (with the difference reflecting the need for more commitments in rule-out).
Reports from the executive arm of the 27-nation European Union were particularly critical of Bulgaria, highlighting allegations of electoral malpractice, failed investigations into European subsidy fraud and the need for more commitment in tackling crime gangs and corruption.
They tend to see China as an economic challenge rather than as a military threat; they are pro-Israel, and support (Bill) Clinton-style engagement to restart the Middle East peace process; they all want more commitment in the fight against AIDS.
If there are no more commitments made in the next year or so, with uncertainty continuing around the oil price, investment will hit only £2.5bn by 2018.
Daimler earlier this month also acquired an auto leasing company, Athlon Car Lease, for $1.8 billion, and in its last quarterly earnings it also announced more commitments to investing in electric and autonomous driving tech.
"There will be a lot of pressure on the government from oil companies not to get into any more commitments to OPEC in terms of cuts".
In addition, the EU is requesting more commitments on financial services in nearly every country.
The E.U. should call for more commitments from its China in global talks, especially on sector-specific goods and services.
Asked if the goals will be scuppered without a strong deal in Paris, Mogens Lykketoft, the president of the UN general assembly, was hesitant, saying leaders were making more commitments than they were in previous COP meetings.
But recalibrating your inner clock requires more commitment -- in the form of unwatched reruns or lost time with a spouse -- than many people care to give.
