Sentence examples for unambiguous commitment from inspiring English sources

The deal that is both available and essential must include a second phase of Kyoto commitments for those willing to accept them, plus an unambiguous "commitment to commit" by 2020 from the other major players.

Pascal Soriot said the move was part of the company's "unambiguous commitment" to "focus, accelerate and transform our business".

And they refused to give what the rest of the world wanted most: an unambiguous commitment to reducing America's own emissions.

Next on the list should be a review of Building Schools for the Future (BSF) and an unambiguous commitment to Sure Start.

Survivors, relatives and friends, the surrounding community who must still face the charred ruins every day, all have the right to expect a clear and unambiguous commitment to action to prevent anything like this from ever happening again.

"My big worry is that with the enormous pressure on health and social care budgets over the next few years, all of the momentum we have built on mental health could be lost unless there is a clear and unambiguous commitment to extra resources for the NHS".

Others, we hope, will make unambiguous commitments to take observable actions.

Consumer groups said they had received what they took to be unambiguous commitments from the Democratic commissioners.

The Liberal Democrats have an unambiguous manifesto commitment to "protecting the Human Rights Act".

One author advocates high tariffs against Chinese exports and an unambiguous American commitment to defend Taiwan if China attacks.

His recent writings call for unambiguous ideological commitment in what he describes as a worldwide clash between liberalism and totalitarianism (or "fascism," which Berman prefers, since to hear the "pungent" word "is to flare your nostrils").