Sentence examples for sweeping commitment from inspiring English sources
It obligates Britain to a sweeping commitment of forces if Malaysia were attacked.
The initiative will be the bank's second sweeping commitment in two weeks to fighting poverty at the grass-roots level.
And we should throw our newfound political will behind a sweeping commitment to use less gas — build cars that use less oil (or none at all) and figure out better ways to transport Americans.
Brilliantly juxtaposed with Ravel's "Mother Goose," it is being presented as part of the Los Angeles Philharmonic's sweeping commitment to new and recent opera under its music director, Gustavo Dudamel, who conducts a cast that includes Claire Booth and Susan Bickley.
And we should throw our newfound political will behind a sweeping commitment to use less gas — build cars that use less oil (or none at all) and figure out better ways to transport Americans.Ms Margonelli notes that the Gulf disaster will likely lead to calls for a ban on new offshore drilling, and that this ultimately won't accomplish very much.
Nevertheless, Carter made the most sweeping commitment of U.S. power since the early days of the Vietnam conflict when he announced that the United States would respond with military force to any attempt by the Soviet Union to interfere with the oil-producing regions of the Persian Gulf.
It's making sweeping commitments to reduce America's energy use and improve its health care system.
And it has made sweeping commitments to the environment, like reducing energy use, waste and carbon emissions.
Those include sweeping commitments to reduce energy use in its stores, improve its trucks' fuel efficiency and minimize its use of packaging.
But in some respects, the rules appear to fall short of the sweeping commitments President Obama made while trying to reassure the public in the fight over health legislation.
There is a need not simply to rethink the sweeping commitments of the White House proposal, but America's financing of health care altogether.
