Sentence examples for secure the commitment from inspiring English sources

The US state department has made strong representations to China to secure the commitment to shut down its local trade.

Shapiro also told Yahoo that he paid $10,000 to secure the commitment of the current Miami basketball player DeQuan Jones with the knowledge of the former Miami assistant Jake Morton.

The further ahead one looks, the more important it will be for our global campaigns to secure the commitment and leadership of powerful countries in both north and south.

"We have gained the financial support of the world's largest chemical companies and are working rapidly to secure the commitment of many other global leaders that have expressed interest," Elemica's chief operating officer, Dennis Campbell, said in the statement.

It is quite common today that companies want to secure the commitment of their top management to stay with the company.

With the adoption of Participatory Deliberative Integration, road safety management agencies should secure the commitment of key stakeholders in the development and implementation of, amongst other policy measures, National Road Safety Strategies and Mix Mode Integrated Timetabling.

The Bravehearts qualified for the tournament courtesy of their victory in the European Championship two years ago, and after calling on a number of high-profile NRL stars for their run to the World Cup quarter-finals in 2013, representatives from the SRL have been in Australia recently to try and secure the commitments of some major names for the Four Nations.

With institutional investors being approached regularly for fresh capital from the venture firms with which they work, it's harder than ever for a new fund to secure the commitments it needs to get off the ground.

Applicants for the overseas awards are responsible for securing the commitment of their host institutions.

The successful change agent secures the commitment of his team even to ideas he may not like, by taking a leadership role in helping his team members seek collective meaning, addressing the concerns of doubters, transforming culture and appreciating the inevitable early difficulties.

(The scheme is named after the Labour peer Alf Dubs, who secured the commitment to help an unspecified number of refugee children as an amendment to the government's Immigration Bill).