Sentence examples for to stick with commitments from inspiring English sources

It's really hard to stick with commitments around our financial or physical well-being, especially if the pay-off is way down the road.

Of course persuading yourself to stick with your commitments is but one challenge.

The party leadership moved quickly to try to reassure both the markets and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that it intended to stick with the commitments made to the IMF and so ensure that the country qualifies for the next tranche of a $16.3 billion loan, part of a three-year programme agreed last year.

Horsfield's and fellow freshman Jorge Garcia's decision to stick with their commitments to UF — and long-time coach Buddy Alexander — could be regarded one day as a seminal moment for Deacon's program.

But the British leader accompanied his vow to stick with the British commitment with a fresh demand that other NATO nations accept a heavier share of the growing combat with the Taliban.

Mr Burnham is big supporter of regional news and says ITV would be advised to stick with its recent "encouraging" commitment to increasing such output.

Some of Britain's biggest charities are calling on MPs to stick with the country's commitment to overseas aid, with a major debate on the subject taking place in Westminster on Monday.

Motivate yourself to stick with your no-buy commitment by remembering grandparents or great-grandparents who lived through really hard times.

Here they had some sensational programming but not the commitment to stick with it.

I'm hoping they will demonstrate the commitment to stick with us and accept that age is irrelevant if we do a good job.

You must have the perseverance, determination and commitment to stick with your dream.