Sentence examples for today's commitments from inspiring English sources

In the first scenario, today's commitments are extended to 2100.

The prime minister stressed that today's commitments alone would not beat hunger.

"Today's commitments from AOL, and other Upromise-participating companies such as Citi, underscore the extent of the college savings crisis in America; but more importantly, demonstrate that families can overcome the tuition burden through their own savings efforts," said George Bell, chief executive of Upromise.

According to UN Environment, today's commitments will reduce emissions by no more than a third of the levels required by 2030, risking warming of up to 3.4°C.

"Today's commitments indicate strong political will from every region of the world and we encourage more countries to join this important global movement".

That's why we welcome today's commitment to invest in a highly skilled workforce, and the recognition that staff should be valued for the vital role that they play.

The Internet is the cause of much of today's commitment-free, surface-only living; it's also the explanation for why someone could tumble head-over-heels for a pixelated cipher.

That's why this year's commitments from world leaders are critical.

Today's commitment to exempt small firms from new regulations for three years is not enough.

Janet Davies said: "Whilst today's commitment is positive, student nurses shouldn't be the ones having to pay for it.Student nurses aren't like other students.

Shadow education secretary Angela Rayner said: "Today's commitment to restoring both EMA and student maintenance grants shows that while the Tories continue to burden our young people with debt they will never repay, the Labour party is committed to investing in our young people.