Sentence examples for performing its commitments from inspiring English sources

But the text on sanctions in the JCPOA explicitly notes: "Iran has stated that it will treat … such an imposition of new nuclear-related sanctions, as grounds to cease performing its commitments under this JCPOA in whole or in part".

Tehran's belligerent response is expressly stated in the agreement's text: "If sanctions are reinstated in whole or in part, Iran will treat that as grounds to cease performing its commitments … in whole or in part".

"The public will then be able to see how the BBC performs against its commitment to reduce the amount of money the organisation spends on top talent, which currently stands at approximately 2% of the licence fee".

But performing commitments as a result of the Leventritt kept him on tour.

Alongside his performing commitments, he has given a great deal of time and energy to music education in the UK.

Mr. Christie expects to be a part of it, though the time he has available will be limited by his continuing performing commitments.

The report looks at how ministers are performing on 550 commitments, mostly made when Labour was elected in 2011.

And he performs it with a level of commitment matched only by a boa constrictor swallowing the last gerbil left on Earth, and with similar aesthetic qualities.

Mr. Berry pledges that the English National Opera will never abandon its commitment to performing all repertory in English.

It is best known for its Christian foundation, its commitment to the performing arts and, at least to some, its proximity to the International Ballet Competition, which is held in Jackson every fourth year.

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