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Both Conservatives and Lib Dems promised to adhere to the commitment to end child poverty by 2020 in their manifestos, and that promise is reflected here.
Some will think it admirable that he wishes to adhere to his commitment to the Milwaukee tournament, but most will agree it displays a stark lack of ambition.
She told the Chinese leaders that the Bush administration would continue to press Taiwan to adhere to its commitment to avoid actions that disrupt the status quo in relations with China.
He had previously promised to appoint such a commission in 2008, but in the press of business found it impossible to adhere to that commitment.
He wondered whether the United States would really be able to adhere to such a commitment or whether it was a trade‐aff with France to get some movement on difficult trade Issues between the two countries.
In the absence of that, then of course no one can expect Turkey to adhere to its commitments," he said.
Davutoğlu warned on Tuesday that "no one can expect Turkey to adhere to its commitments" if the new visa rules are not implemented by June.
Democratic governments in developing countries have also used the need to adhere to regional commitments as the justification for the pursuit and implementation of the Washington Consensus model of neoliberalism.
But the Supreme Court's order, as well as the volatile U.S. presidential campaign, have some nations questioning the ability of the United States to adhere to its commitments and could dampen their enthusiasm for signing the agreement, according to the Times.
