Sentence examples for a commitment to comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Historically speaking, both countries share a commitment to comprehensive public schooling.

Conversely, a commitment to comprehensive reform would net our economy $1.5 trillion over the same period.

Instead of a bipartisan commitment to comprehensive tax reform, they continue on a partisan path to promote the privileged".

Equally Qatar, which fails massively to meet the standards set out in the report, must ahead of the UN human rights and business forum which it is hosting next week, make a real commitment to comprehensive reform," she said.

In its press release the Chamber claims that it has maintained a "longstanding commitment to comprehensive and substantive federal contracting reform" and that Congresswoman Nydia Velázquez (D - NY) is the "principle champion" of reform on small business contracting issues.

Now, he is building on these reforms in his first budget, making "an historic commitment to comprehensive health care reform--a down-payment on the principle that we must have quality, affordable health care for every American".

It includes an historic commitment to comprehensive health care reform a down payment on the principle that we must have quality, affordable health care for every American.

When Tom Theriault, a longtime Republican voter, pressed him on his commitment to comprehensive immigration reform, Campa-Najjar promised it was a high priority.

Soon enough President Bush disowned his commitment to comprehensive reform and offered an executive-branch crackdown.

"That means that commitment to comprehensive coordinated care with an emphasis on prevention, early detection and great clinical care when people need it".

And his reported "commitment to comprehensive admissions" has to be shared by all.