Sentence examples for regional commitments from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the block was formed in 1967 partly to tie Indonesia down in a Lilliputian web of regional commitments.

Member States of the European Union are increasingly designating marine protected areas (MPAs) to meet globally agreed marine protection targets and regional commitments.

In a place so far away from Iraq, with a small defence force already stretched by regional commitments, the deployment has caused great controversy.

Many at the time regarded it as Grade being a bit cheeky - predictably looking for yet another way for ITV to get out of its remaining regional commitments.

Democratic governments in developing countries have also used the need to adhere to regional commitments as the justification for the pursuit and implementation of the Washington Consensus model of neoliberalism.

ITV says the cost of having to rent 23 transponders to fulfil its regional commitments, rather than one like everyone else, is too high, and that the Independent Television Commission ITCC) is taking a hard line.

Both cities have set goals to become carbon neutral by 2050 as part of a regional commitment announced earlier this year.

There is new commercial construction and development, and a local and regional commitment to sustainable redevelopment and livability.

Importantly, SC-NES cells retain their regional commitment after propagation as demonstrated by the expression of specific transcription factors and the neurochemical identity of neural progeny35,36.

Kate Orff just completed a new version of her ecological infrastructure seminar, this year focused on cities and towns of the Hudson Valley – part of the program's regional commitment – such as Newburgh, Hudson, Poughkeepsie.

What that appears to indicate is that rather than reflect a genuine regional commitment to seek political reconciliation, the peace treaty is being used by all countries in the area with the support of their superpower allies, as little more than a tactical instrument to weaken their opponents.