Sentence examples for the pace of commitment from inspiring English sources

The pace of commitment, and withdrawal, depends on their success in the battlefield".

The pace of investors' commitments has caused some industry watchers to wonder whether the market is heading for some sort of reckoning.

"To move forward and quicken the pace of the response we will need commitment and we will need champions starting from senior policy makers to programme managers… to say straight and loud that accessing gender responsive harm reduction services is not a privilege it is a right".

Despite an uncertain macroeconomic picture, Accel Partners, one of the most successful investment firms in the U.S., is keeping up the pace of investments in Brazil with a new commitment to the online education service eduK.

At a U.S.-China joint summit on climate change yesterday in Los Angeles, California, leaders from Beijing to Boston signed on to a raft of commitments meant to accelerate the pace of reductions promised at a summit last November.

The chancellor will be wary of slowing the pace of welfare cuts in light of his fiscal consolidation commitment.

Professor Sue Bailey of the Royal College of Psychiatrists welcomed the government's commitment to mental health but said the pace of change needed to quicken.

Saif said the shipment was halted because the regime was "fed up" with the pace of the relationship and what it perceived as a backing-out of commitments to bilateral cooperation.

"The pace of this is quickening all the time and so is our commitment to it.

In response to the concerns about the approaching fiscal cliff, the final communiqué included a commitment from the United States to "carefully calibrate the pace of fiscal tightening".

The infrastructure initiative George Osborne announced for pension funds a year ago has commitments of only £700m – that's the pace of a lame snail.