Sentence examples for to remain committed from inspiring English sources

Whether significant transfer funds will be available to convince manager Rafael Benítez, Torres and Gerrard to remain committed to Anfield remains to be seen, however.

This incentivizes graduates to remain committed to their district hospitals.

Lebedev is understood to remain committed to the Evening Standard, which makes about £2m in profits.

Moody's "expects the government to remain committed towards providing support to both public and private banks," the rating agency wrote.

Still, he said, "We are going to remain committed to strengthening this rules-based multilateral trading system".

"I felt it was important to remain committed to the greater New York area," Mr. Edelson said.

The bottom line: Sustainability efforts that make corporate operations more stable and are financially profitable have built-in incentives for companies to remain committed to them.

He acknowledges, too, that "there would be cuts if we were in government" and claims to remain committed to halving the deficit in four years.

It was a challenge to depict his inebriation in a way that allowed the story to remain committed to psychological precision.

"If we can get what we want from a deal without America, then Iran will continue to remain committed to the deal," Mr. Rouhani said.

"We urge all sides to remain committed to its full implementation and to act in a spirit of responsibility," they said.