Sentence examples for renege on the commitment from inspiring English sources
She added that "the state made a conscious and calculated decision" to renege on the commitment it made two years ago, the last time the case, Abbott v. Burke, went before the court.
There are better ways to respond to today's budget challenges than to renege on the commitment made nearly half a century ago to assure the elderly, people with disabilities and the poor health care comparable to that enjoyed by the rest of us.
He remains strongly critical, in the interview he gave me some weeks ago, of the three political party leaders apparently seeking to renege on the commitment to accept Ipsa's latest recommendations to pay MPs a salary equivalent to that of the head of a smallish school.
They have reneged on the commitments they made on the political texts at Rambouillet.
In a letter to David Cameron, the shadow transport secretary, Michael Dugher, wrote: "It appears that despite you and your ministers, knowing that these projects were in serious difficulty before the election, you decided to wait until after the election to reveal the extent of the problems before reneging on the commitments you had previously made.
Trump has criticized NATO members for not paying their way and suggested that the United States could renege on certain commitments to the alliance.
Sadly, Harold Wilson reneged on the commitment.
She enlisted in the Air Force but reneged on the commitment before entering boot camp.
More likely, Mr Bainimarama stayed at home to avoid rebukes for reneging on the commitment he made at last year's PIF summit in Tonga to hold elections by March 2009.The absence of Mr Bainimarama was a relief to Australia and New Zealand.
Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has said that by connecting the two issues the Conservatives "risk reneging on the commitment made to the Scottish people".
"By appearing to link it to the delivery of further devolution to Scotland, they risk reneging on the commitment made to the Scottish people that, in the event of a 'No' vote, new powers would come what may," he wrote.
