Sentence examples for structural commitment from inspiring English sources

This simple structural commitment, and all that it enables, animated the framers' constitutional architecture.

The commission has said it wants more: a structural commitment to change the way the aircraft-leasing unit operates.

The European Commission said today that it was not looking for further divestments by the merging companies, only a "structural commitment to modify the commercial behavior of Gecas".

It is for this reason that the United States is founded in large part upon a simple structural commitment: the separation of powers.

Earlier that day, after General Electric said it was "not optimistic" that its final concessions would be approved, the commission said that it wanted the company to make a "structural commitment to modify the commercial behavior" of its aircraft leasing unit.

This principle is captured in the notion of "due process" proclaimed both in our Constitution and in the ancient Magna Carta, and in the structural commitment to separation of powers.

"Contractual and structural commitments on personnel and equipment mean that the budget is very heavily committed for each of the next four years, severely limiting our room for manoeuvre".

"One trend that is emerging from a growing number of antitrust cases is our search for effective — and sometimes structural — commitments when they would more efficiently prevent competition concerns in the longer term," he said at a conference in St. Gallen, Switzerland, last year.

Concerning mental health, although the needs remain, MSF-OCA is of the opinion, that the solution requires long term structural commitments which the Ministry of Health as well as other long term development agencies are in a better position to provide (Final Report, Sri Lanka Mission, 2006-2012, MSF-Holland, April 2012).

The aim of this study was to develop a model of identity formation comprising three structural dimensions: commitment, in-depth exploration and reconsideration of commitment.

It says that the deficit was caused by mistakenly using cyclical tax receipts from Britain's financial services industry to finance structural spending commitments.