We thought we had commitments, and those commitments were removed.
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MANAGEMENT MADE SOME COMMITMENTS THEY MADE THOSE COMMITMENTS TO ISS.
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The company will no longer make multiyear commitments, instead reassessing commitments annually.
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"They decreased their commitments, so we decreased our commitments," said Mr. Rouhani.
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You don&apost argue over commitments unless you already have commitments with people.
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Total debt commitments including convertible debt brought the firm's commitments to US$950m.
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As an incentive to participate in the financing the company is offering fees of 553bp for commitments of or greater than $300 million, 70bp for commitments of or greater than $200 million, 65bp for commitments of or greater than $100 million, 62.5bp for commitments of or greater than $50 million, and 57.5bp for commitments of less than $50 million.
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I couldn't honor my commitments, so I didn't have many commitments in the first place.
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We just want to make sure that as Iran meets its commitments, we meet our commitments.
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Past U.S. presidents who accepted commitments made by the Kim dynasty have all seen those commitments broken.
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"The rhetorical commitments to be "back" will have to be matched by real financial commitments," he said.
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The real question is how to verify compliance with current commitments and commitments about to be negotiated.
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Commitments are important, and then making sure that we follow through on those commitments matters an awful lot.
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"There needs to be consistency between our climate, our environmental commitments and our trade commitments," the French minister said.
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These commitments and the additional commitments made by Mexico and the United States offer a path for vaquita survival.
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"We were living up to our commitments fully and they kept decreasing their commitments," Rouhani said of the Europeans.
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As Mercury, the planet of the mind, enters Leo, you're focused on how your work commitments and job commitments intersect.
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" Mr. Conte said: "Italy inherited spending commitments to NATO, commitments that we did not change, so no increase in spending.
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WE THINK THERES A HUGE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE IT MORE PROFITABLE WE HAVE THE MANAGEMENT AND POSITION NOW WHERE THEY RAN AROUND A SHAREHOLDERS AND MADE A LOT OF COMMITMENTS AND PUBLIC COMMITMENTS AND COMMITMENTS TO ISS.
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"The Constitution has to be read by justices in light of its broadest and most fundamental commitments, commitments to liberty, commitments to individual dignity, equality of opportunity," he said, putting on his glasses, and taking them off again.
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Loughlin is technically still allowed to travel to Canada for her acting commitments, but those commitments are currently dropping like flies.
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In the past several years U.S. based corporations have been making major commitments to buy renewables and acting on those commitments.
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Jahangiri said Iran's reduction of commitments under the deal could be reversed if the remaining signatories to the agreement uphold their commitments.
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Sycamore closed its first fund in 2012 with commitments of $1 billion and its second in 2014 with commitments of $2.5 billion.
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And even as U.S. commitments are falling relative to other donors, the United States is doing worse still in meeting those commitments.
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"We've made commitments publicly and we're working on those commitments, not only on greenhouse gases but water and other environmental implications," he added.
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"As long as Iran continues to meet its nuclear commitments, we will continue to meet our JCPOA commitments for sanctions lifting," he said.
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It is true that the Iranians do not abide by the spirit of their commitments, but ultimately they have lived up to their commitments.
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"We need to be careful about the commitments we make, but we must be willing to keep the commitments once made," Mr. Gates said.
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He says he finds that "horrendous," given that civil commitments with the same diagnoses as forensic commitments can get out in under 3413 days.
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He heard these commitments himself and he can always decide to put the tariffs back on if China doesn&apost go through with their commitments.
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"Romantic relationships are stronger when partners prioritize the commitments they have made to each other, and uphold those commitments in their other relationships," she says.
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I understand you have other commitments Lacey said she has been known for calling a 73:00 pm meeting, but she's understanding of prior commitments.
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The key question will be whether the administration responds strategically and in line with U.S. trade law commitments or if it violates U.S. WTO commitments.
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Either prohibition with a fine or we can do binding commitments, and as long as the company then honors those commitments there will be no fine.
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"Italy inherited spending commitments to NATO, commitments that we did not change, so no increase in spending," Conte told reporters after a NATO meeting in Brussels.
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But Ross and U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin last week failed to secure commitments from their Chinese counterparts to make specific commitments to cut steel production capacity.
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Instead, they would expect them to qualify their commitments to gain leverage because interests, not stated commitments, will remain a much more trustworthy guide to their behavior.
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"Iran is a country that adheres to its commitments and the US is a country that has never adhered to its commitments," Rouhani said during a national address.
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"The Sky News Binding Commitments will constitute legally binding commitments on Comcast and Sky which will be enforceable by the Sky News Board," Comcast said in a statement.
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Iranian officials have said that all of Tehran's moves in reducing its commitments to the nuclear deal are reversible as long as the remaining signatories uphold their commitments.
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We urge the Administration to uphold those commitments as well as prior commitments to the Syrian opposition that Assad can have no role in the future of Syria.
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The backdrop: SoftBank announced in July that it had $108 billion in commitments for Vision Fund 2 but, as we reported at the time, those weren't really commitments.
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Among those 73 banks with commitments, the average annual level of fossil fuel finance between 2016 and 2018 is nearly twice the annualized amount of sustainable finance commitments.
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"With the U.S. unilaterally reneging on its commitments, we are gradually losing our justifications to follow through on the commitments we made with the U.S. as well," he said.
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"Australia meets its commitments, and we will always meet our commitments," Morrison said on Tuesday when asked how he reconciled the environmental aid package with the Adani mine approval.
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"If Tehran's satisfaction has not been guaranteed about the realizations of commitments (by Europe) by the set deadline, we will take a strong step to reduce commitments," he warned.
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Scaling back commitments Tehran has gradually scaled back its commitments to the nuclear deal after President Trump withdrew from the pact in 2018 and reimposed economic sanctions on Iran.
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Schweitzer said other countries should stick to their commitments, but warned that attempting to compensate for the U.S. withdrawal by other countries redoubling their commitments would be self-defeating.
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"With the U.S. unilaterally reneging on its commitments, we are gradually losing our justification to follow through on the commitments we made with the U.S.," North Korea's foreign ministry said.
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The typical money-saving tips can feel like overwhelmingly big commitments – and for now, we can take comfort in being too young and carefree to have to make big commitments.
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Mastercard added 75,000 new commitments United Airlines added almost 16,000 new commitments Why it matters: This is part of the National Council for the American Worker created several weeks ago.
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For instance, the agreement concludes there's an urgent need for new carbon-cutting commitments, but doesn't really outline how to secure those commitments or what that system would look like.
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The £4.93bn commitment from the three equity providers far outweighs £78m-equivalent commitments each from Barclays, HSBC, Mizuho and UniCredit, which reduced BAML and Deutsche Bank's commitments to £947.4m-equivalent each.
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Claims on corporate liquidity include unfunded commitments to the various funds of approximately $548 million at 3Q16, although Fitch believes the company has significant discretion over the timing of funding commitments.
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These numbers also reflect the doubling of safety commitments every year, At the foundation's fifth annual summit last month, for example, 3,526 companies made safety commitments, up from 1,624 last year.
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In a further display of indecision, May dropped her support of "binding commitments" to EU rules, which implies legally enforceable arrangements, opting instead for "strong" commitments, which implies no such thing.
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Scaling back commitments Tehran has gradually scaled back its commitments to the nuclear deal after US President Donald Trump withdrew from the pact in 2018 and reimposed economic sanctions on Iran.
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Whatever Washington says, they cannot keep the people down, and tonight is a testament to the people's commitments to their yearnings to get back to our core commitments, free market principles.
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" He described the changes as "reneging on prior commitments.
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The way I understand it is the Judiciary Committee and Oversight Committee got commitments on Friday, I think the Speaker also got commitments -- from what I understand that documents will be provided.
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Earlier, North Korea's Foreign Ministry said Washington's pattern of "unilaterally reneging on its commitments" was leading Pyongyang to reconsider its own commitments to discontinue tests of nuclear weapons and intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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"If they (Washington) return to their commitments, we also will go back to our commitments," Salehi said, adding that "Iran is ready to fully implement the deal if its rights are respected".
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The financing commitments Zoomlion has received for the transaction are valid for the entirety of the potential CFIUS review, until the deal closes, and include commitments from Chinese banks, according to the sources.
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"The government got GSP on the basis of certain commitments, if these commitments are not met, then we would consider withdrawal," EU ambassador to Sri Lanka, Tung-Lai Margue, told Reuters on Thursday.
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Ed Whelan, a former clerk to Mr Scalia who shares his old boss's judicial and ideological commitments, wonders whether it is prudent to trust that Mr Trump will follow through on his commitments.
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Why did DBS join RE100, and what are its commitments?
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Get commitments from them, and get some proof of it.
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This isn't a great time to make promises or commitments.
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It's an obvious but overlooked part of America's military commitments.
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And we want to keep Iran under its nuclear commitments.
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In most states, longer involuntary commitments require a court order.
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"There were no commitments made, to my knowledge," Strekal said.
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But some people are still not happy with Shell's commitments.
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You have no commitments, and a suspicious amount of money.
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He did not immediately say what those commitments consisted of.
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I was leaving Hawaii for work commitments in Los Angeles.
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By September 30, it had hit $73 million in commitments.
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Today is a major day around commitments for you, Gemini.
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People are only fulfilled when they make deep moral commitments.
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It also claims to have "additional commitments" of $13 million.
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Bruce Rauner this month but are 'receiving no financial commitments.
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THAT BRINGS HIS TOTAL COMMITMENTS UP TO OVER $56 MILLION.
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It did not elaborate on the nature of the commitments.
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The company made exclusive commitments as part of its push.
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She said some of it merely involved reaffirming existing commitments.
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Such commitments are known as intended nationally determined contributions (INDCs).
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The goal: A whole new me, without any major commitments.
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More like lost in a sea of work commitments season!
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Soon our commitments start to control our thoughts and actions.
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The document insists that these commitments are all "fully costed".
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Article 23 refers only to commitments specified within the WTO.
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Apple, Qualcomm and other tech giants have also made commitments.
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When she had work commitments, she could pull it together.
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COM * PROPERTY IS SOLD WITHOUT ANY FUTURE COMMITMENTS FOR LAURITZ.
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"She had other working commitments this year," one insider shares.
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At the same time, our realist commitments should be reconsidered.
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" Hunt called on Iran to "stick with all its commitments.
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Such commitments are critical at this juncture in homeland security.
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It's time to move forward on your conversations and commitments.
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America's financial contributions and treaty commitments to NATO are unchanged.
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The commitments relate to countries' investment in their defense budgets.
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But Wheeler wants "commitments and timelines" to move up action.
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We need commitments -- now -- and action as soon as possible.
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What "stream of consciousness commitments" were you making during recording?
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He told investors that he has commitments of $400 million.
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Many withhold their commitments until they enter the voting booth.
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We spoke about the movement & his commitments to justice & equity.
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"She had other working commitments this year," one insider shared.
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Google's charitable arm also made commitments to teaching digital skills.
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Those without firm ideological commitments are used as cannon fodder.
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Together, these commitments comprise only half of what is needed
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Commitments in your relationships will come up for discussion today.
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The extra domestic supply will not affect APLNG's export commitments.
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Morrison has said Australia will meet its climate change commitments.
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Without taking the steps outlined above, Pruitt's commitments are meaningless.
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We soon learned that you can't just count on commitments.
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Importantly, most Americans didn't have intense commitments on this question.
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"No commitments," Commission spokesman Ricardo Cardoso said in an email.
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Clinton's campaign and received respectful hearings but no firm commitments.
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Trump's emergency session on defense spending generated no new commitments.
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Many of our commitments, professional or civic, are like that.
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The second thing is to think about our private commitments.
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By November 2011, Boeing said that it had 700 commitments.
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Volkswagen AG has made major commitments to producing electric vehicles.
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Now, he says Frances wants to renege on those commitments.
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Bankers said it could benefit from reducing its distribution commitments.
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CAVUTO: So what does that mean about our future commitments?
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Lender commitments on Claire's new loan are due August 14.
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Mr. Hardwick's commitments add up to one seriously crazed schedule.
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Indeed, they view demands for such commitments as a threat.
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They dive fully into existing commitments, or embrace new ones.
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Make time to reflect on the commitments in your relationships.
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The company also has commitments to Google worth $2 billion.
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We survived, I think, by deepening our commitments to research.
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He had no commitments, no debts — and no connections, either.
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They recall previous commitments to "denuclearization" that have been abandoned.
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A corner is being turned in your commitments and plans.
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Beijing doesn't have much of a reputation for honoring commitments.
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In the real world, you have to honor your commitments!
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So the person on the second mountain is making commitments.
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But after securing certain commitments from the committee's chairman, Sen.
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This isn't a time to make important decisions or commitments.
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But they offered him only polite smiles and no commitments.
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"Let's see if the Chinese fulfill their commitments," he said.
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The Commitments of Traders report is essential to Garner's analysis.
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WE HAVE LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF COMMITMENTS.
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Companies enthusiastically responded with more than $300 million in commitments.
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"We take our commitments to Saudi security seriously," he said.
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The iconic figures of liberalism themselves moved between these commitments.
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In New York, they want chunky commitments from big countries.
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ExxonMobil, BP, Total and Eni have also made big commitments.
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He left the program in 2009, citing his television commitments.
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Pocan said after the meeting that leadership made no commitments.
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It was closed with $45 million in commitments from investors.
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Aides told local media the president had other campaign commitments.
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"There were no commitments made in the House," Scalise said.
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The funds are contingent on securing commitments from other sources.
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Growth is taking place, boundaries being set, and commitments considered!
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At the Brussels meeting we will ask for more commitments.
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We need to keep our word and fulfill our commitments.
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As a nation, we cannot walk away from these commitments.
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"Russia has not lived up to these commitments," Tillerson said.
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The US still honors its defense treaty commitments in Asia.
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That includes $83 billion to $28 billion in farm commitments.
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Go deeper: Massive companies' green commitments can't save the planet
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It's not just the Syrian refugee crisis testing these commitments.
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But Cohn's actual policy commitments seem much simpler than that.
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Don't overthink things, and don't make any commitments just yet.
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"Of course it depends on how the European Union can carry out the commitments within (the nuclear deal) and also the commitments that they made after (the nuclear deal) and America's exit," Zarif said.
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AP had been tracking the private and public commitments of Democratic superdelegates for months, and those commitments were enough to put Clinton over the top after her overwhelming victory in Puerto Rico on Saturday.
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Although at last week's event National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow said that the commitments included "no government money," a few signatories said that their commitments did include some opportunities supported by federal funding.
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"It may hurt companies' ability to keep their commitments; it may give them an excuse not to keep their commitments; it may make the government less likely to push more improvements too," he said.
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Ali Hassan Khalil also said Lebanon was determined to abide by its commitments towards issuances of Eurobonds and those who hold them and would continue to issue them according to the "same commitments and standards".
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In particular, he tore out his previous commitments to maintain workers&apos rights and environmental protections, as well as ripping up commitments to allow MPs a vote on whether to extend the Brexit transition period.
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Addressing a rise in homelessness, perhaps the thorniest issue perplexing the administration, was not among the major 2013 campaign commitments; reforms to address it are among the 850 or so commitments made since the election.
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"The report references commitments made by all parties to the conflict to protect civilians, however, the figures documented in 2015 reflect a disconnect between commitments made and the harsh reality on the ground," Bell said.
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That's when countries are expected to formally establish more aggressive commitments.
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But, runs an Arabic proverb, commitments are clouds, implementation the rain.
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Herr Schäuble said our G20 commitments that we can't do that.
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Iran made two other major commitments as part of the deal.
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This is a great time to talk about commitments and plans.
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Keep things grounded and moving slowly—avoid commitments at this time.
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It has so far won orders or commitments for 14,270 LEAP.
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You need only look at the current numbers—Clinton has commitments
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Commitments were sought on December 2550, after a December 225 launch.
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Scherr was on a group responsible for vetting large financial commitments.
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The deal Others disagreed that Turkey had made any real commitments.
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A lot of us are discovering what our truest commitments are.
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The law also embodied a new set of commitments to fairness.
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But war placed domestic needs well ahead of any international commitments.
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Those commitments would then be enforced by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Relationships are your focus today, but don't make any commitments yet.
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We're committed to meeting those commitments and to furthering this relationship.
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Zuckerberg promised similar commitments to renewable energy in a Facebook post.
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The White House accused China of backing out of major commitments.
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As of the LME's latest Commitments of Traders Report for Sept.
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It won't make commitments on zero-rating or paid fast lanes.
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Airbus reported 383 orders and commitments including 7773 for the A321XLR.
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Total has made financial commitments to go ahead with the project.
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Posh Spice, due to other business commitments, including her fashion line.
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The payments would continue until T-Mobile has satisfied its commitments.
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Do your best not to make new commitments or sign contracts.
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Those upfront commitments were critical to getting financing for the project.
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Thoughtful and empathetic conversations about commitments and boundaries are taking place.
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You fly through the pages, heedless of hour or other commitments.
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We don't have to sacrifice our antidiscrimination commitments to improve security.
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You're making big commitments that will affect your career and reputation.
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Now that we've begun to reduce our commitments, they oppose it.
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In addition, there are commitments for US$4bn of bridge financing.
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Such commitments might get in the way of cooking healthy meals.
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It's a good weekend to celebrate your commitments to others, Cancer.
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They did not take expanding its power and its commitments lightly.
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They have not made any commitments to stop developing their program.
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This morning we began accepting initial bid commitments in the #IncentiveAuction.
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But such commitments crumble after each race, taking enthusiasm with them.
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They are reflections of social identities, symbolic commitments and partisan loyalties.
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I hear from small businesses nearly every day making similar commitments.
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Tyson, Signet and Zimmer could yet live up to their commitments.
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Of NATOs nearly 30 members, only about five meet their commitments.
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PTDI says it has 260 commitments from small Indonesian regional carriers.
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The new commitments gave Boeing a total of 5,795 pending orders.
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If we don't, what kinds of commitments do we actually have?
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You have to make commitments and show up and meet them.
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I look for a time when neither party has other commitments.
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But firm evidence on China's adherence to its commitments remains scant.
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This shows WeWork's "non-cancelable operating lease commitments" and related liabilities.
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"We need to press [Iran] to keep their commitments," Coons said.
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The undemocratic thing would be not to implement your manifesto commitments.
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IAEA reports have confirmed that Iran is complying with its commitments.
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The proposal pledged an additional $90 million in matching funding commitments.
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Planting decisions are based on future sales commitments, among other factors.
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It is unclear what commitments Mr. Dylan might be referring to.
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But China's commitments may be simply too large and too seductive.
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"The commitments not to develop nuclear weapons are forever," she said.
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It remains unclear if any commitments were made to accelerate spending.
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He did not elaborate on the nature of the those commitments.
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Curtain. In other words, when it comes to commitments, we are
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Dietary commitments, then, become a means to prove one's racial superiority.
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Saturn retrograde begins Monday, calling your attention to your domestic commitments.
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Your commitments and relationships will be your main focus today, Cancer.
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Anthem and Molina, for example, have already started hedging their commitments.
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Other cities, like Chicago and Denver, are considering making similar commitments.
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President Trump called the North Korean commitments "very exciting" on Twitter.
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"But I'm certainly not going to make any commitments," he said.
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Airbus reported 383 orders and commitments including 239 for the A7773XLR.
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Holding other countries to their commitments means being held to ours.
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More will certainly be needed to meet America's commitments in Paris.
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Saturn retrograde begins tonight, meaning it's time to reconsider some commitments.
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But her time was taken up with work, friends and commitments.
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Facebook has also made similar commitments for videos on its services.
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Facebook has also made similar commitments for videos on its services.
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Mr. Phillips said he had already collected $4 million in commitments.
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"Our security commitments to European allies are ironclad," Mr. Tillerson said.
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Liss-Riordan told The Hill that those commitments are not enough.
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Other commitments (ikebana in Los Angeles) call, so I'll bid adieu.
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It is characteristic that such affinities rarely cohered into sustained commitments.
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Instead, he said he is relying on voluntary commitments from companies.
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This should hold especially true for successful and longstanding regional commitments.
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Instead, he said he is relying on voluntary commitments from companies.
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Some are even visiting allies to assure them of America's commitments.
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Conrad de Aenlle found that many traders were avoiding major commitments.
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Ethos is making these and other commitments legally binding and enforceable.
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"Trump met his commitments to L.G.B.T. Americans," the group cluelessly declared.
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He also lamented the U.S. financial commitments to the international organization.
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Both sides last week made public statements about qualifications and commitments.
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Signet, Zimmer and Tyson could yet live up to their commitments.
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Dell is also making new commitments when it comes to recycling.
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"It's disappointing he's not following through on his commitments," said Rep.
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Secretary of State James Baker "strongly resisted new commitments to Ukraine."
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You made those commitments and you have absolutely kept them all.
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The members of the initiative are making commitments to share data.
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European car companies have made huge commitments to electrifying their fleets.
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Accept that Israel didn't live up to any of its commitments.
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But his schedule is flexible and allows for some acting commitments.
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But voluntary commitments fail because they have no mechanism for enforcement.
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I listed all of my commitments from most fulfilling to least.
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Eikenberry also said Exxon would continue to meet its contractual commitments.
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The agreement outlines group commitments focused on climate, biodiversity and oceans.
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The EU has meanwhile pressed Iran to stick to its commitments.
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And in shaping her life, it's her commitments that matter most.
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Injury, bureaucracy and international commitments deprived Klopp of several key players.
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"We're going to honor our obligations and our commitments," he continued.
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Meanwhile, Russia has neglected to abide by its commitments this fall.
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The Republican Nominee Trump has made no climate commitments, at all.
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Some of the commitments today reflect demands made by Amazon employees.
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Our partners in free trade agreements make numerous concessions and commitments.
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Iran has responded by gradually removing its commitments under the agreement.
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Use today's energy to reflect seriously on your commitments and boundaries.
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In reaction, Tehran has gradually decreased its commitments to the agreement.
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He was right to enforce the solemn commitments made by Saddam.
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Rather, her life is filtered through prescribed priorities, devotions, principles, commitments.
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But Democrats are quick to point to previous commitments to Sen.
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The Commission's decision is conditional upon full compliance with the commitments.
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The agreement outlines group commitments focused on climate, biodiversity and oceans.
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This new investment in housing takes its commitments a step further.
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Is this a great time to make commitments or important decisions?
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"We challenge Secretary Clinton to make those same commitments," Gunnels said.
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But the F.C.C. is considering using voluntary commitments from the industry.
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But to make it work, he's wisely trimming back his commitments.
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We both made commitments during that podcast to try different things.
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Don't make any important commitments today; just try and have fun.
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Will he be able to make and keep commitments during negotiations?
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Commitments from other wealthy individuals (like Bill Gates) and interested organizations like (ahem) the NFL Players Association, and UnitedHealth Group helped round out the commitments to get the fund closed at its $350 million hard cap.
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The labor and environmental chapters of the TPP, which allowed member states to impose trade sanctions on countries that did not honor their commitments, may be used as a model for improving enforcement of Mexican commitments.
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Following the initial University Presidents' Climate Leadership Commitments more than a decade ago, there are now more than 600 university climate leadership commitments, of which 85033 appear to promise some sort of "carbon neutrality" by 2050.
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"There are certain commitments that the United States is making in this agreement and there are certain commitments that China is making, and I would expect that the enforcement agreement works in both directions," he said.
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Of the creditors subject to the schemes, 86% of Super Senior Commitments and 75% of Senior Commitments have agreed to vote in their favour at the creditor meetings, Premier said, referring to different classes of bondholders.
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It was the Federal Trade Commission that allowed Facebook to access the personal data of WhatsApp users—a text-messaging service that attracted users specifically because of strong commitments to privacy—by not enforcing prior commitments.
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"Particularly for women who are midgrade officers and enlisted personnel, this benefit will demonstrate that we understand the demands upon them and want to help them balance commitments to force and commitments to family," Mr. Carter said.
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"The Islamic Republic of Iran is still ready for interaction and co-operation with the European Union for resolving issues and whenever the opposite side completely upholds their commitments, Iran will return to its commitments," Rouhani said.
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ISPs can and do change their terms of service at any time; these commitments wouldn't bind new ISPs, and Pai won't be able to extract commitments from each of the hundreds of small rural ISPs that exist.
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Since 2011, ICE Futures Europe has published its own commitments of traders report for Brent and gasoil futures and options, based in London rather than the United States ("ICE Futures Europe commitments of traders report", ICE, undated).
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But it was unusually high-profile, the facts were not in dispute, the perpetrator had a lot of nominal feminist ideological commitments, and political leaders who shared those commitments had the power to force him from office.
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"Our commitment to act on the drawdown is tied to Taliban action on their commitments in the agreement, which include in detail the counter-terrorism commitments," said a senior Trump administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Commenting on an immigration deal between Mexico and the United States, Mnuchin said he believed that Mexico would meet its commitments, but added that Trump "reserves the right" to impose tariffs if the commitments were not met.
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Tonight the vibe is perfect for a conversation about commitments or goals.
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In reality, fulfilling its spending commitments would require even bigger tax rises.
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But Clinton is starting to fill her calendar with speeches and commitments.
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Without those specific commitments, the Fund is reluctant to join the bailout.
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However, North Korea will first have to fulfill its commitments to denuclearize.
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This relies on MS' ability and propensity to honour their budget commitments.
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GRPS experts noted an alarming step back from international commitments in 2016.
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"We fully expect SunTrust and others to honor their commitments," CoreCivic added.
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And this is a team that really strives to meet their commitments.
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The commitments of the US subnational climate diaspora are voluntary as well.
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There's no legal authority holding states, cities, and institutions to these commitments.
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It happens: commitments pop up, plans fall through, and mostly, Netflix beckons.
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Early-decision commitments also allow colleges and universities to maintain their rankings.
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I think you're absolutely right that he has no strong ideological commitments.
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That would go against a lot of commitments they've made so far.
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I've had to adjust my commitments to align with my son's schedule.
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Lighthizer described an "erosion of commitments" on the part of the Chinese.
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With the US insisting on tariffs, China pulled back on other commitments.
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What do I absolutely have to know before I make any commitments?
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These work best when Chinese laws can be compared with official commitments.
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Building trust by sticking to international commitments lays the foundations for that.
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It did not need ideological commitments to small government or balanced budgets.
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In the meantime JBS said it will maintain its financial discipline commitments.
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Over the years, Walgreens consistently failed to meet its commitments to Theranos.
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He said we need some promises, some commitments from the Republican nominee.
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Plus major commitments from Microsoft, HTC/Valve, Sony, Samsung and other heavyweights.
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Commitments to re-nationalise utilities and expand public ownership of industry followed.
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Our institutions are significant, they're strong, and we still have strong commitments.
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Despite much publicity, oil companies' recent commitments to green investors remain modest.
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But some have struggled to fulfil expanded commitments after signing major contracts.
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Commitments on the loan have been accelerated to Friday from September 17.
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Grace had to miss their July 2015 nuptials due to work commitments.
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It costs $10 per month and has no long term contract commitments.
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AT&T actually makes some fairly specific commitments on net neutrality principles.
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Brussels will now intensify talks to obtain more fiscal commitments from Rome.
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I fly to Chicago a few times a month, around school commitments.
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In the past year, Cruise has secured capital commitments totaling $7.25 billion.
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First, automakers are doubling down on commitments to produce electric passenger cars.
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The four absent justices had previously scheduled commitments, a court spokeswoman said.
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We are making commitments that we can actually deliver the day after.
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Don't make any commitments just yet, and definitely don't pick any fights.
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Exciting meetings take place, brilliant ideas are shared, and commitments are discussed.
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Trump Hired Me to Cut Social Security and Medicare Despite His Commitments.
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That candidate is also profoundly out of step with longstanding Republican commitments.
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"Commitments are being made like we've never seen the before," Simon said.
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Here's why $4316983 billion can't meet the President and congressional Republicans' commitments.
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The mood is productive, and people are discussing their plans and commitments.
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Grandi said he disagreed with criticism that the declaration lacked concrete commitments.
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The ultimate caveat: All counties are filled, but those are verbal commitments.
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Kinder and Phillips began soliciting shipper commitments for the connection in February.
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But the official added the U.S. expected Beijing to uphold its commitments.
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Being busy is okay, and the accounts are understanding about other commitments.
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In 2018 though, the Vision Fund received another $20183 billion in commitments.
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That's because it would break the country's commitments to avoid currency manipulation.
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There really is no homage to The Commitments, no connection to it.
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Britain and other backers of the sanctions would have preferred clearer commitments.
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The $2.7 billion in lending commitments are primarily to investment grade companies.
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But without the left, none of these commitments is credible or viable.
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Gehrke said she'd "be lying" if EDGI didn't affect her other commitments.
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Now is the time for Hungary to follow through on these commitments.
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The FDP also warned against making commitments that would undermine coalition prospects.
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California and Hawaii have already enacted commitments for 100 percent by 2045.
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We can't make long-term commitments to families to follow their kids.
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"Commitments made today must be met, promptly and in full," she said.
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The company received "sufficient commitments to make this project accretive," Long said.
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Others opted out of the event because of injuries or other commitments.
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What about the other commitments that governments signed up to in Paris?
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It's a fantastic evening for discussing boundaries and commitments with a partner.
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He has personally pushed to win the necessary commitments from 55 countries.
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Thanks to smart contracts, Melonport can ensure commitments and everything remains auditable.
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But Swalwell has avoided making any firm commitments regarding possible presidential ambitions.
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They destroy legal commitments to protect public health, safety, and the environment.
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Talks broke off Friday with no commitments, and time is running short.
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Trump supporters are particularly wary of America's overseas commitments, the poll found.
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Both leaders affirmed their countries' commitments to remaining part of the accord.
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Iran's President Rouhani: Iran is a country that adheres to its commitments.
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The American said his media commitments had become an "issue" at Wimbledon.
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"First and foremost, what commitments were made during that meeting," said Sen.
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His commitments, however, have not appeased Democrats wrangling for the complete report.
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That can take the form of small ownership stakes or lending commitments.
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Mr. Putin has been a duplicitous partner, failing to fulfill previous commitments.
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The second will be ensuring that China actually adheres to its commitments.
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France's Le Drian said Iran was honoring its commitments under the accord.
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How do we balance our responsibility to others with our own commitments?
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Promises of funding without concrete commitments will not help address the crisis.
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For decades, Beijing has reneged on commitments to economic and political reform.
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The commitments currently exceed $12 billion, the company said in a statement.
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Clinton to be sworn into office before those "commitments" can be banked?
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However, these tariffs are clear violations of U.S. commitments at the WTO.
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But Democrats are quick to point to previous commitments to GOP Sen.
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The group will disclose "ambitious, timebound and measurable commitments" by October 2020.
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We need your talents, your skills, your commitments, your energy, your ambition.
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Chief Justice Roberts's core commitments have always included strict rules for standing.
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IATA's de Juniac said the airlines would hold fast to their commitments.
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But consider the consequences of our reneging on our commitments to COP21.
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Governments can offer advanced market commitments to purchase new low-carbon technologies.
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However, China has recently made high-profile commitments to help change this.
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Firm and verifiable commitments to buy more, not fewer, American-made products.
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The moon is asking you to examine all your partnerships and commitments.
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More information is coming to light, but don't make any commitments yet.
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On Saturday, Venus harmonizes with disciplined Saturn, encouraging commitments in domestic ventures.
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A call is scheduled for Wednesday with commitments due on July 9.
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Yes, but: Much turns, however, on whether those commitments are indeed fulfilled.
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The goal is as always to translate words and commitments into realities.
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Plus commitments to ethics, diverse voices, accuracy, making corrections and other standards.
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ESPN is, perhaps unsurprisingly, struggling under the weight of its licensing commitments.
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Don't overthink things or make big commitments, and beware of paranoid thinking.
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"The sun doesn't set when it comes to nuclear commitments," Mogherini said.
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Some of those are more ad hoc commitments that we're pricing live.
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The company will also invest in customer service improvements, among other commitments.
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Disney has secured financing commitments for the cash portion of the acquisition.
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Republicans have so far received $51 million in commitments for the convention.
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Plus, many energy giants have made commitments to reduce their carbon emissions.
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He questions the F.B.I. and their commitments to racial justice and equality.
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IRAN'S ROUHANI SAYS TEHRAN WILL FURTHER CUT NUCLEAR COMMITMENTS IF NECESSARY - TV
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Running a local business is hard, especially when you have other commitments.
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McConnell made no commitments about what would come to the Senate floor.
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Don't jump to conclusions or make commitments today, but enjoy the ride!
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And it's previously made commitments about user privacy then changed its mind.
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That self-understanding is implicit in all our practical commitments and priorities.
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It just didn't work out for me this year with other commitments.
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I juggled community organizing, internships, friendships and family commitments along the way.
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It's time to rethink the terms of the commitments you are in.
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But, she warned, those commitments are meaningless when they are just rhetoric.
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For each membership type, disclose the average length of their contractual commitments.
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Industry groups are already seeking a reconsideration of the United States' commitments.
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Some commitments from the conference could come to light in coming days.
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It's not just about attracting investment but also delivering on financial commitments.
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U.S. officials told Stars and Stripes that no specific commitments were made.
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Annual assessments will monitor whether states have lived up to these commitments.
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Roughly 80% of the combined entity's pro-forma debt represents spectrum commitments.
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Travel and time commitments attending targeted industry stakeholder conferences is also required.
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Far more important, Mr. Meeks said, is funding commitments by presidential administrations.
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Or let the project expire and make good on the Paris commitments.
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The Liberty are not alone in having American players with EuroBasket commitments.
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The deal also launched before Brexit and commitments were due June 27.
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Still short on hard commitments and long on undecideds, she went local.
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The shortfall rises to $5.18 trillion through 2040 without new funding commitments.
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The MAGA crowd is willing to back up its commitments abroad, too.
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The group has pulled back on their release schedule and touring commitments.
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And that will create incentives for countries to avoid honoring their commitments.
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A few months later, the majority of them have abandoned their commitments.
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Now isn't the time to make plans, but do rethink your commitments.
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Fedun said price shocks would only happen if producers violate their commitments.
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Why slowly parse out news with quasi-commitments and half-hearted apologies?
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She described the U.S. move as a violation of Washington's international commitments.
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Iran disputed Gibraltar's account and insisted it had made no such commitments.
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Both companies responded with climate commitments the day before the walk-out.
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A further 305,000 pounds is guaranteed for international commitments in 2018-19.
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Even companies that previously agreed to recalls are backing off their commitments.
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Finally, don't end the meeting until you have firm commitments in place.
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It monitors countries' commitments to abide by EU standards on tax matters.
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China's internet policies must be understood as a violation of these commitments.
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Further, the shape these commitments and recommendations will take is still unknown.
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When he hires software engineers, he asks them to make multiyear commitments.
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Toomey said he's received no new commitments, but some members are open.
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They each got to pick their own path to reaching their commitments.
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However, this isn't the month to make firm commitments or solid plans.
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"With the U.S. unilaterally reneging on its commitments, we are gradually losing our justifications to follow through on the commitments we made with the U.S. as well," the statement said, alluding to the possibility of restarting nuclear tests.
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But scant details and few public commitments by China on what its commitments would be under the verbal agreement between Trump and Xi erased some market exuberance over what was brokered between the world's two largest trading partners.
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"It is likely to be criticized by many observers who object to Trump dealing with Kim without tangible North Korean commitments to real, rapid denuclearization, although such commitments were never a realistic expectation," he told CNBC via email.
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Analysts expect anything from 400 to 800 commercial aircraft orders and commitments at the show, compared with 959 at Farnborough last year, though it can be hard to identify truly new business against firmed-up commitments and switched models.
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But we told the management team at that point in time that the financial commitments that they were making to us and to the rest of the investor base, we would hold them accountable to deliver on those commitments.
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"Over the course of the last week or so we have seen ... an erosion in commitments by China," Lighthizer said, adding that China's retreat from those commitments would have led to substantive changes in the text of the deal.
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Analysts expect anything from 2346 to 800 commercial aircraft orders and commitments at the show, compared with 959 at Farnborough last year, though it can be hard to identify truly new business against firmed-up commitments and switched models.
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Analysts expect anything from 400 to 800 commercial aircraft orders and commitments at the gathering, compared with 959 at Farnborough last year, though it can be hard to identify truly new business against firmed-up commitments and switched models.
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Loan losses were higher due to some offshore oil-related commitments in Norway.
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One move would keep more of its reserves free of long-term commitments.
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He called on other donors like Saudi Arabia to meet their financial commitments.
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So today I want to reassure the House by making three further commitments.
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We'd heard SoftBank was having some trouble landing commitments for the effort. Why?
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S. trade truce, including no written commitments and when the truce period starts.
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Chelsea also have the truly enormous benefit of no European commitments this year.
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"We need commitments that have to be credible," he told a news conference.
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The new deals include a mix of both live and produced video commitments.
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McDonald's Corp and privately held Chick-fil-A had already made similar commitments.
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They should begin by increasing their defense spending to fulfill their NATO commitments.
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Securing small, voluntary commitments is a cornerstone of any large and lasting change.
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At times he waffled, boasting of his pragmatism while avoiding any specific commitments.
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It is unclear how America's foreign commitments, particularly to the UN, will change.
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World leaders must make good on their commitments to prevent catastrophic biological events.
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And many of them can be avoided before commitments and promises are made.
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Lastly, Argentina's policymakers made several highly orthodox commitments they proved unable to keep.
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Comcast takes a friendlier approach and actually makes some basic commitments to customers.
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It said at the time that other aid commitments would not be affected.
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Some companies — both large and small — have pledged to uphold strong privacy commitments.
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Barack Obama has assured allies that Mr Trump will respect America's defence commitments.
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Both term loan commitments expire July 2908, 20500 with potential extensions to Oct.
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The firm's digital growth fund — its third — has secured $1 billion in commitments.
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"Russia failed to live up to its own commitments," the State Department declared.
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It also tightened restrictions on the use of housing deadlines to manipulate commitments.
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And I had commitments to be at a town hall in New Hampshire.
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"The declaration does not include any new, substantive commitments for refugees," Yousafzai said.
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No commitments have been made on pricing after three years of closing, however.
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Anything can happen, and atmosphere is all about being impulsive, not making commitments!
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Investor concerns will now turn to the company's next looming large debt commitments.
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But simply to readopt EU-approved commitments hardly looks like "taking back control".
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Beyond that, we're pleased and encouraged by the commitments if he does run.
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But sometimes in foreign policy words reflect real-world stand-offs and commitments.
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The State Department urged North Korea to abide by its obligations and commitments.
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Joe Cardona might have to leave the team to fulfill his Navy commitments.
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This breaks down my commitments into smaller milestones that are easier to achieve.
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But she will continue striking until Swedish parliament strengthens its own climate commitments.
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The government responded by saying it had fulfilled all its commitments towards Alitalia.
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At the moment, the most promising outcome is a loose list of commitments.
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The prime minister later backtracked by promising that Britain's defence commitments were unconditional.
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In 2001 the IMF offered loans in exchange for commitments to cut spending.
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Other countries would have their willpower fortified and steadily ratchet up their commitments.
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The company's total financing and commitments ratio of 7503x is also considered high.
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WE'RE JUST GOING TO TERMINATE, FINISH THE COMMITMENTS WE'VE MADE IN SOME CASES.
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Many of the Christians who have criticized White also question Trump's religious commitments.
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U.S. officials said Washington's commitments to the defence of its allies remained "ironclad".
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So, you made one of the biggest commitments of all and got married.
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"We need commitments that have to be credible," he told a news conference.
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Commitments are due by June 2 and signing is scheduled for June 12.
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Other big operators might use the grounding as an excuse for trimming commitments.
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There were two commitments of Scalia that were at war in that case.
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Getting her R&R on hasn't stopped Hudson from her work commitments, though.
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I mean again I very much insist on us keeping our own commitments.
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The designation was rescinded in 2008 amid commitments to limit its nuclear program.
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The cornerstone commitments will make up about 70 percent of the deal value.
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Should he not follow through on these commitments, Congress will exercise stringent oversight.
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Obama reaffirmed the United States' defense commitments to both of its regional allies.
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The commitments are a "show of good faith by the Chinese," Perdue said.
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Obama reaffirmed the United States' defense commitments to both of its regional allies.
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" He added, "We will continue to hold Russia accountable to its Minsk commitments.
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It is also a moment to generate commitments to actually implementing such legislation.
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Don't make any commitments or have important conversations today, especially within your relationships.
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"Today's talks were productive and cooperative and resulted in firm commitments," he said.
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Conservation easements are commitments to set aside land with certain limits on development.
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Renewable energy investment commitments from GE Energy Financial Services now exceed $15 billion.
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Wind represented 75 percent of investment commitments, with solar accounting for 18 percent.
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But I'd say you could just as well compare Once to The Commitments.
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And what's great about The Commitments is that the band isn't a success.
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Where Trump falls curiously short, though, is in his day-to-day commitments.
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In response, Tehran has cut some of its nuclear commitments under the deal.
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Iran does not have a history of breaking commitments to the United States.
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It's an important day for your relationships, Cancer—important commitments are being considered.
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Carriers and hardware companies are only just beginning to make commitments for 2019.
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But reserves may be far less when all future dollar commitments are included.
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The breakdown between firm orders and non-binding commitments was not immediately available.
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The agreement includes milestones to ensure both countries are accountable to their commitments.
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"It seems that these voluntary commitments from these companies aren't working," she said.
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The call appeared to reveal Trump's continued misunderstanding of NATO members' defense commitments.
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And these are structural commitments, but we still have more work to do.
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On company commitments, none had been planned, Facebook spokesperson Sally Aldous told TechCrunch.
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Now we have to hold every country accountable to their commitments, including ourselves.
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I now have more time for those commitments and priorities that matter most.
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"We stand by all the commitments we made in December," she told parliament.
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You're wondering what else you can get out of the commitments you're in.
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This is a great time to connect with a mentor or discuss commitments.
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At the turn of the new year, you are honestly evaluating your commitments.
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So linking the Paris commitments to USMCA is both practical and critically important.
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Woods says his commitments at the World Challenge should not be too taxing.
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Such largesse would likely run counter to Ukraine's reform commitments to foreign donors.
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In exchange for wide distribution, the companies adhere to certain content production commitments.
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But he acknowledged Beijing has made similar commitments before, only not to deliver.
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But they did not believe it contained specific commitments on the nuclear program.
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Trump has severed American commitments that he considers risky, costly, or politically unappealing.
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Modern mining has a successful track record in effectively fulfilling its reclamation commitments.
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With Honor's super PAC has raised some $10 million in commitments -- and counting.
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Commitments can vary widely depending on the organization and your level of expertise.
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Unruh says she has 17 firm commitments and eight soft pledges so far.
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In recent decades, however, much of the left has retreated from these commitments.
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It talks a lot about commitments but has no dates, places or numbers.
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Hall's political commitments were established by the time he left Oxford, his intellectual
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Employees value the flexibility it gives them, particularly if they have childcare commitments.
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Two French multinationals have made significant commitments on renewable energy and electric vehicles.
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"We took in $33 billion more," Trump said, pointing to increased financial commitments.
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However, gender inequality persists despite decades of international commitments to eliminate these differences.
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Nurses and doctors and other medical personnel are busy people with competing commitments.
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That announcement was followed by some commitments to the marketplaces by other insurers.
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It exposes a tautology at the heart of current foreign policy commitments: We
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" "It has been confirmed that Iran continues to implement its nuclear related commitments.
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SoftBank has announced commitments of $108 billion to a second supermassive Vision Fund.
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The settlement should cover all commitments as well as liabilities, including contingent liabilities.
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The company touted its $4 billion in future lease commitments from its customers.
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However disbursement was held up last year over perceived backtracking on reform commitments.
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Golf has commitments from seven of the top 13 players in the world.
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They are likely seeking the cargoes to fulfil term commitments, the sources said.
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It includes milestones to hold both countries accountable to the commitments, he added.
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Long-term commitments for recovery will be needed to ensure building back stronger.
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But these commitments neglect critical sources of university-related emissions such as aviation.
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But they still have commitments outside the streaming giant to take care of.
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"Unfortunately, Russia failed to live up to its own commitments," the statement added.
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Banks pulled their financing commitments after Gannett turned in weaker results than expected.
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Keep track of your belongings and try to avoid making any major commitments.
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You have been an outspoken opponent of our commitments all around the world.
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Commitments to simply reduce credit exposure with glaring loopholes clearly don't cut it.
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Commitments at work are solidified on Saturday, when Venus syncs with disciplined Saturn.
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Bonus points for commitments to professional development, equal pay, and gender diversity.9.
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It's not a great time to sign contracts, form commitments, or start projects.
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It's a solid day to discuss values, boundaries, and commitments in your relationships.
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Amano repeated, however, that Iran was implementing its nuclear commitments under the deal.
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"I think that talks on Kazakhstan's commitments will continue separately," Magauov told reporters.
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Don't make any firm commitments, because things are so up in the air.
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What will they do to fulfill the climate commitments to the international community?
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The bidding process for additional shipper commitments will be launched later this week.
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" "We call on the Taliban to stop needless attacks and uphold their commitments.
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Adequately facing these challenges will require commitments from many of our largest institutions.
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Project Dragonfly raises significant, unanswered questions about whether Google is meeting these commitments.
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They assume it's almost the same as if they had met their commitments.
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In fact, Mr. Kim appears to have backtracked on several of those commitments.
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Since then, Kardashian West has stood by her commitments to criminal justice reform.
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While she never broke through to a broad audience, she maintained her commitments.
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"They have not lived up to the commitments so far," Mr. Bolton said.
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Maintaining a unified front would help to ensure that China honors its commitments.
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"We asked around, and most of our members had different commitments," he said.
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So both of these are enormous commitments to diversity and, frankly, to progress.
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You closed your last funds in 2018 with $1.65 billion in capital commitments.
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We look forward to China continuing to achieve their commitments in future months.
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There were no commitments in Tuesday's document about limiting Mr. Kim's growing cyberarmy.
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A sweeping inspections regime would ensure Iran was making good on its commitments.
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The understanding includes strong commitments on exchange rate practices, robust transparency, and reporting.
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What relationship will they bear to Australia's commitments under the Paris climate accord?
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Your patience is paying off, and an easy energy for making commitments flows.
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PIF's commitments to the first Vision Fund already represent 14% of its assets.
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You've got work and family and who knows what other commitments to consider.
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U.N. officials have called out several countries for failing to meet aid commitments.
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But investigators have yet to secure commitments from potential witnesses or issue subpoenas.
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Even the George W. Bush administration sought to underscore its civil rights commitments.
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Michel Barnier, the chief EU negotiator, points to commitments Britain has already made.
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His experience of juggling the two commitments was frustrating, sleepless, and ultimately unmanageable.
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But China has been known to walk back similar commitments in the past.
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When she does discuss it, she's pressed the Senate to offer concrete commitments.
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Newer principles and commitments include a greater willingness to share data with cities.
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These loans cover the gap between calling for investors' commitments and receiving funds.
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He added that Canada was carrying out its legal commitments in arresting Meng.
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So how do their financial commitments to fossil fuels and sustainability stack up?
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Commitments are due October 2302.5 with closing and funding expected on October 250.
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Adele described her as caring, taking shifts for coworkers who had family commitments.
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Larger economies such as China, India, Japan, Brazil and Australia resisted such commitments.
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Neither 1.5°C nor 2°C has any particular significance outside these commitments.
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They should defend the law, and stand by their commitments to the voters.
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Last year, it accepted provisional commitments by the company to address those charges.
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Ghani said verifiable mechanisms were needed to ensure commitments made are actually delivered.
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The point of making commitments is to allow others to rely on you.
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The duo broke up in 2016 due to their time commitments and schedules.
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"People are stunned and when people are stunned they avoid commitments," she said.
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Solid conversations about commitments and standards take place as Venus and Saturn connect.
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" Kevin Gardner of Walmart, said its environmental commitments were "embedded in our business.
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Now the administration is giving Iran every reason to revisit its 2015 commitments.
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Americans favoring increasing U.S. commitments to NATO is as high as it's ever
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Most Republicans opting against the convention cited other work commitments during the week.
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In your early twenties, commitments are minimal and time is there to use.
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So we know that countries do respect and implement international conventions and commitments.
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Obama said the Syrian government and Russia must live up to their commitments.
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"There are major commitments that cannot be moved without significant impact," Miller said.
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It's focused on Chinese commitments to buy agricultural products and roll back tariffs.
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" He said his nephew "has his religion, his prayer, his honesty and commitments.
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Guterres had demanded leaders show up with serious commitments for unscrewing our planet.
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Democrats are refusing to make any commitments until they strike an immigration deal.
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On Wednesday, Sapphire Ventures announced its fourth fund with $1.4 billion in commitments.
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Amazon would need to make commitments to poverty reduction part of its mission.
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It has been an occasion for participants to make commitments to reduce carbon.
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He'd just shed decades of American commitments and principles to make it happen.
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The big picture: The summit brought a burst of new commitments and initiatives.
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Israel made no commitments, but welcomed the improvement of ties with Arab states.
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But to assess American military commitments simply in economic terms misses the point.
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There are several new billionaires whose Giving Pledge commitments were announced this week.
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Trump has subsequently said he was satisfied with spending commitments made in Brussels.
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"We are looking at new possibilities but have made no commitments," Klein says.
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LG: What's the secret to longevity in the things you make commitments to?
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For several years, the EU has sought to consolidate more than 120 bilateral treaties governing a range of political commitments into a single accord, in order to ensure Swiss cooperation with political commitments such as immigration without losing EU market access.
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Officials from four NATO member countries have told me they're worried Trump undercut the shared values and commitments of the NATO alliance by spending most of his time bashing NATO members for not "paying enough" and meeting their defense spending commitments.
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"At least we have now these commitments in a single document, and that makes it a little bit easier for us to hold member states accountable for breaking these commitments," said Ester Asin, the director of Save the Children's Brussels office.
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On the right, there are really fundamental debates about whether it makes sense for conservatism to be oriented around a commitment to the market economy or whether instead it be fundamentally grounded in social and moral commitments and religious commitments.
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Because international watchdogs such as the International Atomic Energy Agency broadly agree that Iran is meeting its nuclear commitments, U.S. allies would view legislation that re-imposes sanctions on Iran as violating the commitments the U.S. made under the JCPOA.
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It has suggested amending the law to add commitments about the quality of education.
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Car shoppers now have several new options to avoid long-term debt and commitments.
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As politicians have become hooked on this approach, the commitments have become more outlandish.
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With Prince Mohammed, Trump hopes to secure new commitments for purchases of military equipment.
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Kesha still has received no commitments on promotion, songs, or even a release date.
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"They use human rights, terrorism ... as pretexts to avoid fulfilling their commitments," Khamenei said.
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Caitlyn Jenner is carrying out her work commitments ahead of son Brody Jenner's wedding.
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The project has secured more than 8 mtpa of non-binding long-term commitments.
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Unlike the US, it is on track to exceed its Paris carbon reduction commitments.
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Analysts are watching closely whether OPEC and non-OPEC members stick to their commitments.
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How about per capita emissions, or each nation's commitments to reduce their carbon pollution?
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Stable oil prices also have alleviated worries that shippers won't meet their pipeline commitments.
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"Commitments have been made, but the money has not been forthcoming," IPPF's Kwamboka said.
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Privacy commitments, deceptive & misleading practices, shareholder disclosure, antitrust — everything must be on the table.
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Analysts said the reiteration of Chinese commitments to buy U.S. supplies was underpinning gains.
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Previous commitments may no longer be working for you—you may have outgrown them.
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Kleiner's newest (17th!) early-stage fund, meanwhile, has closed with $400 million in commitments.
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"I've certainly made no commitments to be supportive of Chuck Schumer or anything else."
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Deep conversations about commitments and boundaries take place as the moon clashes with Saturn.
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There are specific commitments to nationalise the Royal Mail, energy, rail and water companies.
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"This is worse than the commitments," one of the people said, who requested anonymity.
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With little record, strong personal ties, and few public policy commitments, he appears malleable.
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The new administration should reaffirm our commitments to our allies quickly and without ambiguity.
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These commitments define our approach: · Acquire farmland assets generally with long-term investment horizons.
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Panama was removed from the list because it made commitments to fight financial fraud.
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But the IMF has demanded new commitments from Argentina on fiscal and monetary policy.
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Its trading partners sometimes object that it breaks its WTO commitments in the process.
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Prince William was unable to attend due to his RAF Search and Rescue commitments.
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This is one reason why India's boast of meeting climate commitments is a sham.
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You know I have every reason to believe that they will meet their commitments.
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People are discussing plans and commitments, and there's a productive energy in the air.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An influential British lawmaker demanded more detailed commitments from Melrose Industries (MRON.
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Focusing will be difficult, and this is definitely not a day to make commitments.
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"We urge all nations to stand by their commitments to the Agreement," it said.
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By contrast, 24 independent candidates made public commitments to reform on all ten issues.
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All this summitry provides an opportunity for politicians and philanthropists to make further commitments.
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He said that management's commitments to make improvements should pay off for his investors.
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And now she is revealing her struggle with balancing her royal commitments with motherhood.
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America set its own commitments in collaboration — not in competition — with China in 2014.
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Seidenberg's firm has since closed its debut fund with $320 million in capital commitments.
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If these commitments are honored we can guarantee the continued survival of the agreement.
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She brings up marriage vows and spousal commitments as supporting evidence for her argument.
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That would mean reneging on America's commitments, and President Obama would veto the bill.
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Commitments are being discussed and you're connecting with friends as you plan new adventures.
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You're starting a new phase in your commitments to your partnerships and to yourself.
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How are they honoring their commitments to themselves and the women in their lives?
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Ali was a man for all seasons, never wavering from his beliefs or commitments.
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Greenpeace has singled out Netflix for not making commitments to reduce its climate impact.
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A lot of millennials don't care about commitments, like paying their bills and stuff.
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It's hard to imagine, unless Trump is willing play loose with the alliance commitments.
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There's a certain way in which we all probably digest college basketball recruit commitments.
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If true, this is another unacceptable violation of trust and the commitments they made.
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And so far, President Trump has shown no interest in any longer-term commitments.
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With Kelly that he's adjusting well to the time commitments of being a father.
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Those commitments include making 100% of plastic packaging reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025.
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But women's groups say authorities are failing to implement their commitments under the Convention.
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It's a tricky time to sort out responsibilities or commitments, so take things slow.
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On Ukraine he said Russia must make good on its commitments to a ceasefire.
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So nothing would happen to a country that even just ignored its contribution commitments.
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In The Commitments, they're a cover band, doing cover versions of old soul songs.
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Uses are relatively manageable beyond the $320 million of remaining development and renovation commitments.
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Among her royal commitments is her upcoming first solo public duty alongside the Queen.
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But the language in the budget blueprint doesn't attach dollar amounts to these commitments.
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But other fast food restaurants continue to pile on commitments for more natural fare.
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The previous week's small inflows were the first new cash commitments in nine weeks.
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Our national health and public order require that aspiring new Americans share these commitments.
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Kinder Morgan and Phillips 66 began soliciting shipper commitments for the connection last February.
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The resumption is considered vital for Samarco to meet its financial and reparation commitments.
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"The Bank (BNM) expects foreign insurers to honor these commitments," it said, without elaborating.
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However, such activity has diminished since U.S.-China cyber commitments in 2015, he said.
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Kanye wasn't on the trip -- we're told he stayed back because of work commitments.
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It will be seeking to convince investors to make large commitments to its IPO.
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Kudlow said U.S. officials will monitor Chinese progress on enforcing the commitments very closely.
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Some oil and gas companies, such as Total and Shell, have made similar commitments.
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So how does she prioritize her work commitments while running the family's lively household?
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Drafters of the Paris agreement intentionally left the language about adjusting those commitments vague.
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But Clinton's response could quietly become one of the biggest commitments of the campaign.
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It sealed a US$5.15bn syndicated loan in May following commitments from 8.343 banks.
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They were forming their opinions of the candidates by learning about their political commitments.
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That difference has to be made up by local taxpayers to honor pension commitments.
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They have no idea what each others' breaking points or bottom-line commitments are.
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To combat this, Snapchat may have to reconsider its commitments to the current interface.
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This will be a way better day for making commitments and having serious conversations.
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You can live without making commitments or traveling, but not shopping for expensive items?
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Don't make any commitments—remember, it's time to reflect and reconsider, not push forward!
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Those commitments were made during previous administrations, however, and previous presidents have claimed credit.
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And we are planning major commitments to the data, consumer marketing, and sales teams.
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NBC News noted that the statement did not elaborate what commitments were being blocked.
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I'm not making any commitments to any vote on leadership until after the election.
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FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb suggested that some executives have backed down from their commitments.
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The company last month wrote down $137 million of phone inventory and supply commitments.
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New friendships and bonds created commitments to building a strengthened and more resilient America.
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"One has a presumptive right to live by one's own moral commitments," he says.
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But the commitments were not kept and disputes over land remain resolved, activists say.
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Most hopeful are shared commitments to move to cleaner energy and limit carbon emissions.
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We must strengthen political and financial commitments to continue our work with real urgency.
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Catalyst's website says it has raised five funds with $4.3 billion in capital commitments.
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None of that stopped Carter from his long-standing commitments to Habitat for Humanity.
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Governments can do a great deal to help parents reconcile work and family commitments.
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In Kansas, Koch allies helped turn mandated targets for renewable energy into voluntary commitments.
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They will also secure additional protections through commitments prohibiting employment discrimination and forced labor.
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In fact, Sanchez would probably make a point of respecting the country's EU commitments.
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But its health and persistence depends upon restraint and ethical commitments to preserving democracy.
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The announcement also included commitments from other groups and companies to use the data.
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As recently as March 5, the IAEA certified that Iran is meeting its commitments.
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He recalls a day when his responsibilities were split between work and school commitments.
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A key man departing means that limited partners could choose to cancel their commitments.
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US states like California have tried to make their own commitments on climate change.
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By reducing U.S. commitments now, we undermine our ability to respond to future threats.
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However, the California Democrat worried Trump gave too much away without securing clear commitments.
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"We made commitments to all three of our kids," Khalfani-Cox told Business Insider.
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Additionally, the U.S. and Mexico need meaningful commitments from regional countries to reduce migration.
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""We made multiyear commitments to both organizations, and we fulfilled those obligations in 2018.
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Some of the firms on the list have already made commitments to reduce emissions.
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" Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez "Our position is that Spain ... is fulfilling our commitments.
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I'm saying we have enough commitments to make sure we're going to be successful.
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"They have not lived up to the commitments so far," Bolton said on Tuesday.
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This all requires serious commitments from a party that seems unwilling to grant them.
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Our report was no small feat and took significant commitments of time and energy.
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Hoekstra, however, had to skip last year's TSO tour due to commitments with Whitesnake.
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Venus and Saturn connect at 4:01 AM, encouraging us to reconsider our commitments.
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Think twice before you make any commitments, because your ruling planet Mercury is retrograde.
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People aren't in the mood to cuddle, and commitments are being reconsidered or adjusted.
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Poland is also one of the few NATO nations to meet its defense commitments.
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But at least Canada's on the right track to meet their Paris commitments, ey?
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But we do not take our commitments to protect refugees and asylum seekers seriously.
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What you make of that will, of course, depend on your prior ideological commitments.
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The filing states that Katalyst has secured the capital commitments from just four investors.
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Church, family and our civic commitments require that we traverse that line almost daily.
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The climate pact was shaped around voluntary commitments reviewed and reassessed every five years.
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In July, the company announced commitments of $108 billion to its second Vision Fund.
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Kesha still has received no commitments on promotion, songs or even a release date.
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America's extensive treaty commitments are overdue for review, but the Senate tends toward inaction.
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The bill doesn't include some conditions that Democrats wanted, like commitments to cutting emissions.
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This contrasts with commitments given by Tasmania, Western Australia and the Australian Capital Territory.
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If true, this is another unacceptable violation of trust and the commitments they made.
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But under President Donald Trump, America has become increasingly disengaged from its international commitments.
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And some of its commitments, if codified into law, could very well have consequences.
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A more unified Latin America would also reduce United States commitments in the region.
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France's Macron accused Bolsonaro of failing to uphold earlier commitments to preserve the rainforest.
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First, our agreement will need reciprocal binding commitments to ensure fair and open competition.
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The Colombians say they haven't secured any additional commitments for support of the defectors.
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It would finance the deal through bank loans underwritten by commitments from oil shippers.
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Mr. Buttigieg has stirred suspicion among some Democrats for his hazy commitments on policy.
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The agreements announced on Monday make the commitments to end the practice legally binding.
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Macron had accused Bolsonaro of "lying" to him about climate commitments during trade negotiations.
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Should you taste this working life before making commitments about how you'll spend it?
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Yet this question remains: Can the United States meet its commitments without federal involvement?
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The team has already secured commitments for more than 10,000 season tickets, it said.
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Balancing her commitments on and off the field is an imperfect art, she admits.
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He admitted that Iran is "in technical compliance to their commitments" under the deal.
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But crucially, its success hinges on whether China will follow through on its commitments.
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One of our most important commitments to the United States is to counter narcotics.
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If we pooled our commitments and shared duty, our nations are strengthened, not weakened.
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I have some commitments in Maine that I missed because of the government shutdown.
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Those executives and officials didn't just state their support, they made surprisingly detailed commitments.
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A baneful exception is Australia, whose conservative government is running away from climate commitments.
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We drift into reluctant long-term commitments, as the monogamists of the fifties did.
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But because of the team's Olympic commitments, the group was officially formed only recently.
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"Other investors continue to assess potential future commitments," a SoftBank spokesman told the newspaper.
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The final product was vaguely worded and lacked numerical commitments or any firm details.
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It now has 206 signatories from 23 countries, whose commitments total over $500 billion.
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Unfortunately, we can't just cut these interest payments; they represent commitments to our creditors.
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Commitments made under these skies will take every potential high and low into consideration.
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Such figures suggest that the country may be cheating a bit on its commitments.
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Last year, they closed a second flagship fund with $503 million in capital commitments.
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Then there is the issue of getting an accurate measure of the various commitments.
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Tunisia needs to borrow about $3 billion internationally in 2020 to meet spending commitments.
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North Korea says the US side fails to follow through on its commitments, too.
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And it was fueled in large part by corporate sustainability commitments, according to BNEF.
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" The Facebook founder's egalitarian commitments notwithstanding, I suppose the key word there is "our.
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The European Union announced in late 2019 new commitments to become more climate friendly.
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In return for their commitments, they could, on a rotating schedule, show their art.
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With CPPIB's investment, NIIF's Master Fund now has $2.1 billion in commitments, it said.
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They've undertaken their funding commitments so far so we'll keep them at their word.
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The arrangement would include Chinese commitments to purchase U.S. agricultural products and other concessions.
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To help secure FCC approval, T-Mobile made a number of commitments to regulators.
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McDonnell admits her work and family commitments leave little time for a personal life.
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He has failed to fulfill other commitments because the law has posed insurmountable barriers.
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His order pushes American commitments under the 2015 Paris Agreement further out of reach.
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I scaled back my commitments to a job I love because of the relocation.
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Again, reciprocity and honoring commitments should be the watchwords of American policy toward China.
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His wife and former costar Rose Leslie did not attend due to work commitments.
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If Sudan fails to live up to its commitments, the embargo can be reinstated.
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Cash and commitments of about $4 billion were available at the end of June.
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However, once the merger was approved, Deutsche Telecom dropped its commitments to US workers.
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But states, led by California, and many cities are living up to their commitments.
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"These are un-financed additional spending commitments that have to be faced," he said.
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However, some of the blame may be due to failed commitments from Washington's side.
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Even so, such roles still entail responsibilities and commitments that tax schedules and mindshare.
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Beijing had rejected U.S. demands that it alter its law to reflect certain commitments.
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I've been super swamped with emails and personal / family commitments around this festive season.
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We were not going to make any commitments the day we interviewed the brokers.
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Nor has the Trump administration relinquished any responsibility for upholding defense commitments in Asia.
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BUDGET: It has enough donor commitments for at least $1 million in ad buys.
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Are the commitments you're in, whether or not they are romantic, supporting your goals?
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That compares with some 959 orders and commitments at the Farnborough Airshow last year.
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They also seek other steps like board commitments and tying progress to executive pay.
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Still, photographic reportage has the power to quicken the conscience and motivate political commitments.
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Iran has breached the 2015 deal several times since and scaled back its commitments.
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Barclays (BCS), UniCredit (UNCFF) and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) have made similar commitments.
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And though he slowly cut back on his commitments, he continued to inspire others.
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"I told leaders not to come with fancy speeches but concrete commitments," Guterres said.
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Remember, the corresponding credit facility commitments expire if the public offering pushes past 2019.
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Another thing to look out for is the aftermath of corporate cage-free commitments.
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Velazquez this month confirmed Ramsey's reaction, but emphasized the unbreakable nature of his commitments.
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Others contend that the United States receives positive economic returns from its international commitments.
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He's got his commitments with the disabled kids, so he kinda brought Graceland here.
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This is an important time to reconsider conversations, commitments, and problems in your relationships.
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Commitments and responsibilities you've taken up since last August will come up for reexamination.
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She creates space for community, demonstrating that her commitments are not discrete, but shared.
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You're experiencing a frustrating sense of urgency around commitments in your relationships right now.
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Moreover, the US has other military commitments around the globe that require troop presence.
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Pruitt, "made commitments that we would have it right," Democratic Senator Joe Donnelly said.
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It is essential that Iran fully implements its nuclear-related commitments under the JCPOA.
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Perhaps wait until after Mercury retrograde ends on May 3 to make any commitments.
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"With the continuation of the inaction of the Europeans in carrying out their commitments (to the nuclear deal) ... Iran will take a third step (in reducing commitments) in approximately one month," said Behrouz Kamalvandi, spokesman for the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran.
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"The Raiders are putting a lot of hopes in the Goldman Sachs commitments, but I don't know the extent of their commitments, and I certainly do not share that same level of hope," Clark County Commission Chairman Steve Sisolak said to the newspaper.
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No commitments ahead of talks Trump on Friday denied that he'd made any commitments to hold off on new tariffs as a condition for meeting Xi, a sentiment echoed by his economic adviser Larry Kudlow on Fox News earlier in the day.
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Lew said China had largely been keeping its G20 commitments to avoid competitive currency devaluations, adding that its action in recent months to spend reserves to support the yuan, also known as the renminbi or RMB, have been consistent with those commitments.
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These long-term contracts, often referred to as minimum volume commitments, were supposed to protect MLPs from major oil and gas price drops, because they include so-called minimum volume commitments, where customers pay pipeline operators whether they move any oil or not.
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Grab said in a statement that it has made the commitments voluntarily and that it supports competition: We are happy that the Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) has recognised the legality of Grab's deal with Uber in Philippines and accepted Grab's voluntary commitments.
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Far deeper than the real policy differences that divide us are the fundamental commitments to liberal democracy that we share, commitments that make it possible for us to fight it out on policy and then, win or lose, live to fight another day.
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In 2020, governments are expected to step up their commitments to the Paris Agreement on climate, renew their commitments to the environment under the Sustainable Development Goals, agree to a new global biodiversity framework and negotiate a treaty to protect ocean life.
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Chinese commitments to increase purchases of American agricultural, energy and manufactured products are expected to be part of a final deal, and a person familiar with the talks said China would get about six years to meet those commitments, or until 2025.
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We know this because he's repeatedly expressed skepticism about American alliance commitments to Russian enemies.
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The policies would put the United Kingdom in line with its commitments under the agreement.
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He said he has already rounded up preliminary financial commitments — including sources in Silicon Valley.
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Between other commitments, he plugged away at synth-driven pop songs on home recording equipment.
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The Trump administration has trashed its own commitments to the pact by re-imposing sanctions.
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Two-thirds of NATO members are going to meet those defense spending commitments by 22018.
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The latest commitments by Trump to honor the deal appear to come with huge caveats.
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For you, Cancer, this brings an important shift concerning plans and commitments in your relationships.
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Wouldn't it make sense to include "meeting commitments" as one of the metrics to measure?
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It also gets our partners really excited—they rush to make commitments before year's end.
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Bombardier now has 21.3 total orders and commitments for the CSeries, including 1.0 firm orders.
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CSSC and PSBC didn't immediately reply to Reuters requests for comment on the cornerstone commitments.
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"These tariffs appear to breach each WTO member's commitments under the WTO Agreement," he said.
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Contract-wise, it's believed that Marvel usually makes its actors sign commitments for six movies.
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"The legislation would formalize, and expand, the transparency commitments Facebook has made," the letter states.
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Researchers say everyone possesses them, even people like judges, who have avowed commitments to impartiality.
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Senior U.S. officials said that China has backtracked on commitments it made during trade talks.
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This can include looking more carefully at their commitments to reduce emissions in their fleets.
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The need to establish those commitments for Google Nest products is obvious on many levels.
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"He noted the importance of countries continuing to adhere to those commitments," the statement said.
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"I have commitments to friends, and affectionate relationships with friends as well," the PM stated.
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Just be sure to keep things light, don't make promises, and avoid thinking about commitments.
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Making promises and commitments is easy, but to impact lives and improve cultures, results matter.
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For those hoping to bring money in and out of Malaysia, the commitments are reassuring.
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He got the best of Tulsi Gabbard when discussing Syria and keeping our military commitments.
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He had nine other grandchildren, but they were either too young or had other commitments.
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With no contracts or commitments, subscribers are free to come and go as they please.
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Commitments by powerful Washington figures to cure cancer seem to come along about every decade.
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He has criss-crossed the country, leaving a trail of spending commitments in his wake.
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"These tariffs appear to breach each WTO member's commitments under the WTO Agreement," Lighthizer said.
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Apple, Facebook and Google have made similar commitments to increase their presence in Britain recently.
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U.S. officials have said China has backtracked on substantial commitments made during months of negotiations.
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And they ended up getting written commitments from at least nine states — more than necessary.
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Cruz especially had a strong ground game that was winning commitments for the Texas senator.
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Over the last week or so, we have seen an erosion in commitments by China.
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So far, most oil company chiefs have stuck by their commitments to continue paying dividends.
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Now, however, the pair says they won't have time to do justice to both commitments.
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Mortgage loan commitments have also picked up, although demand for credit by investors remains subdued.
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This is exactly the idea behind the launch of our city innovation ecosystems commitments process.
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I'd recommend it to anyone who doesn't have any pressing time-intensive commitments in life.
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This year a string of governments made commitments to phase out diesel and petrol engines.
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ITALIAN DEPUTY PM SALVINI SAYS NOT READY TO GIVE ANY BUDGET DEFICIT COMMITMENTS FOR 2020
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But the government has yet to bring its other commitments into line with this limit.
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Salini has said its offer for Astaldi is conditional on bagging funding commitments by Aug.
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So far, Google has commitments from JBL, Lenovo, LG, and Sony to make such devices.
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Given Iran Air's multiple unpaid commitments over the years, that outrageous outcome is entirely possible.
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We wanted them to have some kind of bias to follow through on their commitments.
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I don't get too many of these with work meetings, volunteer commitments, and social engagements.
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Last October, The Wall Street Journal reported millions in commitments to take down Hillary Clinton.
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That means no fixed contract and no long term commitments to a mobile network operator.
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Some scientists would like robust inventories to be introduced as part of the Paris commitments.
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