Sentence examples for securing a commitment from inspiring English sources

Despite union grumblings, it's hard to imagine them securing a commitment to the raft of employment policies contained in the 2004 Warwick agreement through a resolutionary system.

George Osborne agreed to sign up after securing a commitment that future banking regulation could only be introduced if consensus is reached among euro and non-euro member states.

This paper explores the role that somatic or bodily touch-based experience of ground surface textures plays in securing a commitment to health-giving exercise practices, and argues that ground-feel is a neglected and underrated dimension of how environments co-constitute health.

After his intervention shamed Cameron's government into a U-turn, securing a commitment that Britain would give homes to some of the estimated 88,000 child refugees believed to be travelling through Europe, his amendment to the Immigration Act was widely celebrated as a rare sign of the government's humanity.

In every relationship there is someone working to securing a commitment or decision from someone else.

Securing a commitment – any commitment – from China, the world's leading emitter of carbon gas, would be key to the face-saving, if disappointing, agreement that emerged.

You do not need to secure a commitment from a mentor prior to submitting an application.

Roughly calculating the minimum you can offer someone to secure a commitment will help you immensely.

The awards couldn't secure a commitment from network TV, but Buckley agreed to run a condensed version on his public television program, "Firing Line".

It wants the United States, before lifting the embargo, to secure a commitment from Europe and Latin America to press for the release of political prisoners.That looks naive.

Regarding the arms shipments, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton secured a commitment from Iraq's foreign minister in September that Iraq would inspect flights from Iran to Syria.