Sentence examples for qualified commitments from inspiring English sources

When children's rights received international recognition in the UN Convention on the Rights of Child (CRC) adopted in1989, the Sri Lankan government of the day had no issues in regard to signing on to this document without any reservations that qualified commitments under this instrument.

Because of this, relativists who are deeply committed to tolerance may find themselves attracted to a qualified commitment to human rights.

That's a very qualified commitment.

Taking this stance would be to qualify commitment to luck egalitarianism by a constraint of insistence on some democratic equality.

The government has moved to qualify a commitment by David Cameron that money would be "no object" in clearing up after the floods when the transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, said there could be no blank cheques.

What I wanted my friend to understand is that both Run and Obama are incredibly dedicated family men and are qualified, because of the commitments they've made in their own lives, to deliver a message of parental responsibility.

The same commitment which qualified him to play in Grand Slam tournaments during his ten years on tour now earn him a living in a very different way.

Writing for SCOTUSblog, the President made clear that he will nominate someone "eminently qualified," who brings "a commitment to impartial justice," and, critically, whose "experience that suggests he or she... grasps the way [the law] affects the daily reality of people's lives in a big, complicated democracy, and in rapidly changing times".

But the commitment is heavily qualified.

Mr. Morrell said the Pentagon was inviting proposals from all qualified contractors "consistent with our commitment to conduct a fair and open competition".

It is important that President Bush keep this policy in place -- which is a simple commitment to allow qualified and talented individuals to serve without bias.