Sentence examples for a commitment to funding from inspiring English sources

Alongside support for local charities has been a commitment to funding national good causes that in return provide practical help for the event.

"The American foundation will not have its own endowment, but the parent foundation has made a commitment to funding these programs," Mr. Papadimitriou said.

In a marked shift of tone from recent days, she stressed a commitment to funding the NHS, building grammar schools and improving further education to claim that getting the right Brexit deal would underpinthe social reform agenda at home.

And Anthem chief executive Joseph Swedish said in an earnings call that his company, which has 1.1 million members in the exchanges, will consider exiting marketplaces – if there isn't a commitment to funding the federal payments that reduce out-of-pocket costs, called cost-sharing reductions.

It's possible that a commitment to funding every trainee for the duration of their Ph.D. program would mean not just shorter time-to-degree but also smaller Ph.D. cohorts.

We need to make a commitment to funding poor black kids as fairly as we do rich white kids.

A commitment to fund a scheme fully should mean a company's managers want it to be as risk-free as possible there is no point in making contributions that are then frittered away.

While the minister for Indigenous affairs, Nigel Scullion has denied he is planning an overhaul of the program, his government has not made a commitment to fund the program beyond 2018.

Professor Alan Gilbert, president and vice-chancellor of the University of Manchester, said: "We are delighted that the STFC has recognised the scientific importance of e-MERLIN and the Square Kilometer Array, and that they have provided a commitment to fund these important projects, which will guarantee the future of Jodrell Bank".

What had taken place was that Bavaria's minister president, the Christian Social Union (CSU) politician Horst Seehofer, had gone back on a commitment to fund a critical, academic edition of the book, set to be published just before copyright runs out on 1 January 2016.

When he learned about the vast collection and research arm of Stanford's Silicon Valley Archives, Hohbach made a commitment to fund the renovations of Hohbach Hall and sustain the program's efforts to capture the evolving history of the region and its contributors.