Sentence examples for a commitment to abolish from inspiring English sources

In terms of education, Wen made a commitment to abolish all tuition fees for rural children.

But Mr Blair decided that he did not want to go into the elections of May 2005 with a commitment to abolish the A-level "gold standard".

It was inevitable that the coalition agreement would focus on the headline issues, and no surprise that it involves a commitment to abolish a couple of major initiatives.

"But the Liberal Democrat establishment, hankering after wealth redistribution, has promised free personal care for the elderly and a commitment to abolishing university tuition fees.

In the campaign he made a clear commitment to abolish all tuition fees and restore maintenance grants.

The party has a longstanding commitment to abolish the bedroom tax, which is also driving food bank use in some areas of the UK.

"I am pleased to announce that the Armani Group has made a firm commitment to abolish the use of animal fur in its collections," the Italian designer said in a statement released by the HSUS.

The 'Paris Principles and Guidelines on children associated with armed groups' establish two ways to address the issue of child soldiers: One is to build a serious international commitment to abolish the practice; and the other is to make sure that commitment is translated into real, ongoing protection for children and their families as they resume civilian life.

commitment to abolish import quotas on textiles and apparel goods by 2005.

Still, in the party's 2010 manifesto, Clegg tried to create some wiggle room – keeping the commitment to abolish fees, but pledging to phase them out over six years.

That charge may be unfair his original commitment to abolish fees was never realistic, and his new line is more credible than Labour's proposed graduate tax.