Sentence examples for to commitments to from inspiring English sources

In the case of Italy, Mr. Rehn could hold the government led by Prime Minister Mario Monti to commitments to make important structural changes, like improving tax collection.

So, from the actual semi-concrete policy support the scientific sector got, it's worth turning to commitments to listen to scientific advice.

The Iranians needed to show how they could "build confidence" with the international community by living up to commitments to disclose details of what the West believes is a nuclear weapons program.

In a statement issued by his office, he said: "With regard to commitments to peace, the government of Israel has proven over the last year that it is committed to peace, both in words and actions".

A colleague, Elliot Diringer, argued that, in any event, Kyoto had failed in its original intention of driving domestic actions, with countries outside Europe failing to live up to commitments to cut emissions.

But at a recent shadow cabinet meeting, Balls explained to shocked colleagues that if Labour sticks to commitments to protect spending such as health and Trident, that could mean cuts of up to 33% in other departments.

Bill's lifelong dedication to commitment to musical causes was immeasurable.

Its BREEAM excellence rating means it will also contribute to UWS' commitment to 20% carbon reduction by 2014.

Those responsibilities may extend to commitment to the integrity of work by fellow architects.

Results indicate that certain combinations of cognitive styles and media contribute to commitment to the telework function and to virtual teams.

Dan Whitney makes Sacha Baron Cohen look like ​Steven Seagal when it comes to commitment to character.