Sentence examples for to commit to a set from inspiring English sources

In September, the UN agreed to commit to a set of global goals to end the Aids epidemic by 2030.

So, for example, the city asked the schools to commit to a set of construction milestones, with financial penalties for failure to meet the deadlines.

But Ms. Leclerc-Dickler recognizes that it can be hard for busy professionals to commit to a set time every week.

If we are ever going to return to the standards we once had, we're going to have to stop the relentless need to finger-point and blame and begin to take a good look in the mirror and ask ourselves what we stand for... First, we need to commit to a set of standards that we know to be right.

The therapist tries to get you to commit to a set number of sessions, or tries to get you to sign a contract for a 'program'program

Buoyed by the success of the millennium development goals (MDGs), the community of nations has come together once again to commit to a shared set of objectives.

In July, the final report for the Millennium Development Goals was released, and this month, world leaders are meeting to commit to a new set of goals to reach by 2030.

At the same time, however, there may be political and economic reasons as to why policymakers would not want to commit to a defined set of core PHC services.

Mr. Obama will have to call in his chits — with Europe, Russia and China — to get them to commit to a much tougher set of sanctions.

There is always a difficult balance between encouraging donors to commit to a cause and setting achievable targets.

Federal, state and territory governments at the Coag meeting this Friday need to commit to a national plan to set things right.