Sentence examples for realistic commitment from inspiring English sources

"The prime minister needs to say that there has to be a realistic commitment to more money and that the social care system should be redesigned from top to bottom.

It's much better to have a smaller, realistic commitment that you will actually fulfill, than thinking, 'I'm going to sit and meditate for eight hours on Saturday.' Usually, when someone's starting out, I'll say, try 10 minutes a day.

Since the UK government first placed climate change at the top of the G8 agenda, in Gleneagles in 2005, there have been continuous battles in the negotiation of agreed statements, with the US consistently putting red lines through any realistic commitment on future emissions.

6. Use your mastermind group and make a realistic commitment.

It needs to be a "realistic" commitment.

Second, choose your hobbies wisely, and make realistic commitments so you have a better chance of actually following through with them.

But unlike in 2007-8, everyone knows what could be done to restore confidence in the eurozone: if Germany made a clear and unambiguous statement that it was prepared to underwrite the eurozone's public finance, real stability would return to the eurozone much faster than it has evaporated, so long as the over-borrowed members of the eurozone stuck to realistic commitments to cuts deficits.

SDGs are seeking practical and realistic commitments from all stakeholders.

It said it was "critical for the credibility of the DSA that it be based on ambitious but realistic policy commitments from the authorities".

Instead, it scaled back the realistic financial commitments a military can make to operations, due to the typical deficit reductions after a recession.

Instead, it scaled back the realistic financial commitments a military can make to operations, due to the typical deficit reductions of a post-recession.