Sentence examples for stick to a commitment from inspiring English sources

Frame the discussion as if your mate will be the one helping you stick to a commitment to be healthier, instead of the other way around.

Coincidentally, Dewitt said one of the members of Davis' support staff who convinced him to sign with the Rays for a $475,000 bonus instead of sticking to a commitment to the University of Florida was his second cousin — former Cubs catcher Jody Davis.

Greg Norman turned down an invitation Monday to play in the P.G.A. Championship, deciding to stick to a previous commitment instead of competing for a fourth straight week.

He is sticking to a policy commitment he made before the economic crash when growth figures were still rosy.

The United Nations' top climate official warned the European Union on Tuesday to stick by a commitment to finance efforts by developing countries to manage global warming — or risk a setback in December at a climate conference in Denmark.

That's why you have to put something in place to make sure you stick to that commitment.

Set aside one day a week to talk to your parents about your college process and progress, and stick to that commitment.

He said he would try to make the government stick to its commitment on electoral reform for the Commons.

In four years of hosting a locavore Thanksgiving, Ms. Lansdale has found that planning the menu early helped her stick to her commitment.

The schools – in Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth – will be subject to quarterly checks until the end of 2017 to ensure that they stick to their commitment.

Despite these important developments, we have seen little progress on the ground and more pressure is needed to stick to this commitment.