Sentence examples for sticking to commitments from inspiring English sources

"Broad support for [bailout deal] and sticking to commitments will be key for success," Annika Breidthardt, a European Commission spokeswoman, said in a tweet.

But at a recent shadow cabinet meeting, Balls explained to shocked colleagues that if Labour sticks to commitments to protect spending such as health and Trident, that could mean cuts of up to 33% in other departments.

President-elect Barack Obama and the European Union have vowed to stick to commitments to cap emissions of carbon dioxide and invest in new green technologies, arguing that government action could stimulate the economy and create new jobs in producing sustainable energy.

They want Athens to stick to commitments made by the previous Greek government.

The other finance ministers of the eurozone insist that Greece has to stick to commitments already made.

This would be conditional on them sticking to their commitments.

We believe the UK Government deserves credit for sticking to these commitments and making new ones.

"The British government makes no apologies for sticking to its commitments to the world's poorest people," said the international development secretary, Andrew Mitchell.

"The British government makes no apologies for sticking to its commitments to the world's poorest people.

Howe said the team was sticking to its commitment to Matsui for the season.

The weakening world economy may have knocked many firms off course but Andrew Witty Andrew Witty, the chief executive of GlaxoSmithKline, is sticking to his commitment to expand in emerging markets to make up for slowing growth at home.