Sentence examples for the commitments in the from inspiring English sources

"If this becomes law, it would place Colombia in a position that is contrary to the commitments in the area of rights".

Downing Street said that on the eve of the coalition marking a year in power, more than a quarter of the commitments in the coalition agreement have been met.

Please?" It is a Tuesday afternoon, one week until the official opening night of The Commitments in the West End and the show's director, Jamie Lloyd, is still honing the details with his props department.

He says he intends to proceed with all of the commitments in the Coalition's May budget because it was a "carefully considered roadmap" for prudent fiscal management that would deliver Australia's future economy security, if Labor supported it.

Leslie argued that there is a "political danger" within the UK and in NATO if the member states don't live up to the commitments in the NPT, including the final goal of a world without nuclear weapons.

The reports came as Ireland's prime minister, Leo Varadkar, said the UK would be obliged to keep the border between the Republic and Northern Ireland invisible whatever the Brexit outcome because of the commitments in the 1998 Good Friday agreement.

The commitments in this bill will constitute the new budget base line.

So what creates the commitment, in the case when you've built the plant is what?

The commitment in the music to the notion of individuality and freedom (so 20th century) and truthfulness (so not 20th century) I also find very appealing.

The 106,834 people far exceeds initial official estimates that between 11,000 and 22,000 would make the commitment in the first five years.

Unsolved issues remain the spatial integration of stem cells into damaged areas of the organ, the commitment in the required cell type and the development of improved bioengineered devices.