Sentence examples similar to weighty commitment from inspiring English sources
Indian and Pakistani officials spent most of Monday drafting and redrafting what was supposed to be a joint declaration with enough weighty commitments to give momentum to a new peace process.
If homeowners had to apply for loans to improve their houses or buy new cars, instead of writing checks against home equity, they might have thought harder before making weighty financial commitments.
Graduate students have bigger responsibilities and weightier, longer-term commitments.
It's clear from the program that Mr. Hill has made a commitment to decidedly ambitious, weighty plays that emphasize the written word.
The grieving families have every right to question whether their sons and daughters died in vain, and to wince at the stock phrases about every prime minister regarding the commitment of troops as the weightiest decision they will ever make.
She called the bike rental a fitting end to a "random, Vegas-type wedding in New York" — a low-stakes commitment on the heels of a weightier one.
On the whole it appears that the decision to adopt a materialistic reading of Russell's neutral monism is more an expression of a commitment to materialism than a decision based on weighty arguments against neutral monism.
Shooting the messenger The road to Beijing The truth game Reprints Related items The battle for mortgagevilleSep 2nd 2004None of this will help Mr Howard, especially as it follows a weighty statement last month from 43 distinguished former defence and diplomatic chiefs accusing Mr Howard of "deception" over his commitment of troops to the Iraq war.
The weighty iron thought-bubble is seared with a fragment of Persian speech, which describes the practice of art making as a commitment of the human spirit that is as necessary as breathing.
