Sentence examples for a commitment to increases from inspiring English sources

But he reminded them that "to govern is to choose" and that the Lib Dems had chosen to concentrate on investment in early years funding rather than higher education – a commitment to increases the life chances of younger children that, he reminded them, was emblazoned on the front of his party's manifesto going into the last election.

"They have a commitment to increase the business they do locally," Ms. Clegg said.

This change is rooted in a commitment to increase transparency and accountability.

I want to see the end to ‘third world debt and a commitment to increased financial and social support.

It has asked chief executives to make a commitment to increasing the proportion of female executives to 30% by 2020.

I want a commitment to increase base-rate funding per student to at least match inflationary costs.

She added: "The company's sustainability ambition includes a commitment to increase our recycling capacity to 100 per cent by 2020".

They argue that Nato needs to use the summit to send a message to Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, by making a commitment to increased spending.

Princeton recently made a commitment to increase its undergraduate enrollment by 500 and is designing a new dormitory cluster in the center of the campus.

The publication states: "In the recent White Paper, Equity and Excellence: Liberating the NHS, there is a commitment to increasing value from the resources allocated to the NHS.

Until the public makes a commitment to increasing teacher compensation, our education system will continue to be populated by people with mediocre talents.