Sentence examples for stand by the commitment from inspiring English sources
It asked him to stand by the commitment he made in 2002 (when he was on a home affairs select committee) to look into alternatives to the current policing model.
"I stand by the commitment I made more than a year ago — to continue to meet and discuss the legislation, in the context of the evolving economy, with council leaders" and supporters of the measure, she added.
ARRIS continues to stand by the commitment to deliver the Moxi "all in", with no monthly or lifetime DVR service fees.
But if we are true to the ideals of our American heritage, we should stand by the commitment that it is for a democracy, not donors, to decide what issues are most important to solve and how to solve them.
He never told Khameini and Zarif that the United States would stand by the commitment of the UN Anti-Genocide Convention to stop all genocidal incitement once and for all.
The University of California should stand by this commitment and refrain from providing Milo Yiannopoulos and others like him with a platform to amplify the rhetoric of white supremacy and bigoted hatred that has been spreading throughout the United States since November 9th.
We've publicly committed to that before and we stand by that commitment today".
The commission was a member of the 'high ambition coalition' in Paris so we would like to know how they intend to stand by this commitment".
Mr. Faizi, the president's spokesman, said the government stood by that commitment, and the assembly, with more than 2,000 participants, endorsed it.
In net terms, emissions are likely to be much the same as they would have been without a significant shift to gas, provided that goverments stand by all the commitments they have made to curb carbon emissions.Power switchThe biggest potential cuts in emission would come from a much more rapid switch from coal to gas in power generation.
