Sentence examples similar to to a commitments from inspiring English sources

Others described the language as something close to a commitment.

Radical, from the Latin "radix," technically refers to a commitment to root-and-branch transformation.

"There are no red lines" is as close as anyone usually gets to a commitment.

Osborne triumphantly pointed to a commitment by banks to raise lending from £176bn to £190bn this year.

It amounted to a commitment to revoke what has, in some respects, been an undeclared State of Emergency.

Nevertheless, spokesmen for the executive branch of our govt. continue to refer to a commitment to provide such aid.

"Australia had signed up to a commitment to actually having 0.7% of gross national income as a target by 2016.

But Hamlet's paralysis of will gives way, in Act V, to a commitment to the deed.

"It led me to a commitment around fitness and nutrition".

In essence, RAND/FRAND terms "refers to a commitment to provide a license for compensation" ([3], p. 14).

This leads to a commitment of substantial amounts of money and manpower over an extended time.