Sentence examples for test commitment from inspiring English sources

The game in Nagpur, in which England secured their first series victory in India for 27 years, was the team's final Test commitment of a year which started in embarrassing fashion in the Middle East against Pakistan.

While Anderson's central contract with England is top-tier, and his appeal to IPL franchises questionable given his Test commitments, it is a refreshing stance in an era of cricketers stepping away from international cricket to get on the Twenty20 gravy train.

"Obviously it is going to be difficult for Michele to do racing and testing commitments as well but for the moment, for Catalunya, that is the decision that's been taken".

The coming weeks will test his commitment to the full.

Democrats said today that they would test that commitment by forcing votes in the Senate.

Perhaps deploying the yellow bucket from that mooted singles chart experiment might have been a better test of commitment.

Democrats relished the opportunity to test Republicans' commitment to health care, an issue sure to figure in 2020 elections.

Eighteen of these countries have already jumped through the hoops designed to test their commitment to sound policies.

And the convention fund-raising could test the commitment these two candidates have to erasing the influence of big money in politics.

The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, said the true test of commitment to the new global goals will be implementation.

He had to learn quickly to become more self-reliant and make big sacrifices, much of which would seriously test his commitment to pursue his research.