"I take on the commitment to ensure the prompt entering into effect of this agreement in Brazil," she told the UN.
I don't feel that if I take on the commitment to run, that I have the kind of confidence that I should have, that I'd be the candidate that I should be.
The instant you do that, people take you serious, because you have taken on the commitment to care for people for a long, long time.
He seems almost born to midlife crises as Frank, a downtrodden professor of English who takes on the commitment of cultivating a Cockney hairdresser for the extra dollars the university provides those who extend themselves to the working classes.
This was four and a half years after his first wife and infant daughter died in a motor vehicle accident; Joe had proposed several times before she accepted, hesitant to take on the commitment of raising his two young sons who had survived the accident.
During the 2010 negotiations over the licence fee, the BBC trustees threatened to resign en masse if the BBC was forced to take on the government's social policy commitments.
Fiji has taken on the commitments implied by the SPS Agreement, without the supporting changes in human resources and institutional structures.
Celine and Jesse found one another in their '20s, reunited in their '30s and now in their '40s take on the issues of real love, marriage, commitment and family.
As a foster parent to two young girls, Judy Cockerton knew the foster care system was losing out on people who wanted to help but couldn't take on the full commitment of being a foster parent.
The adoption process for special-needs children can be significantly faster than for others, but if you decide to welcome one of these children into your home, be sure that you are prepared and willing to take on the extra commitment in the long term.
