Sentence examples for prolonged commitment from inspiring English sources

All this is not to ignore or discount an obvious reality: The international community has made a prolonged commitment to Libya.

It would require more aircraft than are aboard a single aircraft carrier, he said, and other officials noted that with American forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, a prolonged commitment to Libya, even from the air, would stretch resources thin.

It is far from clear that a fearful, terrorism-focused American public is ready for such a prolonged commitment.

The Federal Reserve has repeatedly prolonged its commitment to supporting the U.S. economy as the recovery proved anemic.

But their respective ambitions tend to shrink in ways that prolong their commitments, whether it is the United States settling for 15 years of war in Afghanistan or Russia conducting a year of airstrikes in Syria — likely to be followed by several years more.

Representatives of Catholic, evangelical, Jewish, Presbyterian, United Methodist, Muslim, Quakers, North American Old Catholic Church, and the Virginia Council of Churches united together to make clear the religious community's commitment to end prolonged solitary confinement.

MasterCard's chief executive, Robert W. Selander, said in a separate statement that the settlement eliminated "the uncertainty, time commitment, and expense of a prolonged court case" and kept the company's balance sheet intact.

To ease specific fears that they would repeat the mistakes of the 1930s when protectionism prolonged the Great Depression, they needed to assert a commitment to open trade.

The cytotoxic response was characterized by commitment to apoptosis that did not require prolonged exposure to the drug.

However, prolonged exposure to EGF induces oxidative neuronal death and astrocyte commitment from NSCs [ 109] and a higher secretion of EGF has been demonstrated in PBMCs of patients with relapsing remitting MS (RR-MS) [ 110].

Mr Draghi said: "Should it become necessary to further address risks of too prolonged a period of low inflation, the Governing Council is unanimous in its commitment to using additional unconventional instruments within its mandate.