Sentence examples for sham commitment from inspiring English sources
Mr Smith said the Conservatives showed a "sham commitment" to devolution.
Announcing closer ties with the Chinese last night, he exposed the sham of government commitments to sustainable development and why vested interests are still all powerful.
"Congress's appeal for a debate is a sham as they have never respected commitments made in parliamentary debates," said Prakash Javadekar, a B.J.P. spokesman, at a news conference on Thursday.
That sale was also a sham, the government contends, because Mr. Fastow obtained a commitment that Enron would arrange for another party to purchase the barges from LJM at a profit.
He is not content to argue, as timid waverers might, that the new commitment to corporate social responsibility is a sham, behind which the search for profit carries on as before, leaving capitalism in good shape after all.
It would also confirm Netanyahu's commitment to viable Palestinian statehood as the sham that it is.
A group like Ahrar al-Sham would once have been anathema to Washington, with its commitment to "moderate" opposition groups.
In a personal film for BBC One's This Week, he said David Cameron's environmental commitments could now be seen as an "absolutely cynical sham," while the Liberal Democrats were "increasingly irrelevant to the whole green agenda".
For his commitment, Saro-Wiwa warrestedted by the Nigerian dictatorship, subjected to a sham trial and hanged with eight other Ogoni activists.
Ms Sham Poo also took the opportunity to assure the people of Afghanistan of UNICEF's long-term commitment to rebuilding education, saying "For too long Afghanistan stood isolated from the rest of the world.
