Sentence examples for a commitment to lowering from inspiring English sources

Obama said, "Vivek Kundra will bring a depth of experience in the technology arena and a commitment to lowering the cost of government operations to this position.

During his time as finance minister and interior and health minister, Mr Lokke Rasmussen demonstrated a commitment to lower personal and corporate taxation (he played an important role in securing agreement on a tax reform in early 2009) and reduce government bureaucracy (in line with his predecessor).

It requires a commitment to lower our own greenhouse gas emissions and to provide financial and technical resources to those most vulnerable and least resilient in adapting to our changing climate.

Intuitively, persistent noise counteracts overly high ex post incentives that are present with positive correlation, and in this sense serves as a commitment to lower incentives.

And insist that they share a baseline commitment to lowering the demand for abortion.

A new energy efficiency policy would not only save lives and cut costs, it would make a powerful statement regarding the Pentagon's commitment to lowering our dependence on foreign oil.

Industry experts said the decision sent a tepid message to oil markets about OPEC's commitment to lowering oil prices.

There is no explicit target to cut the total regulatory burden on business, as Cameron requested, although arguably the commitment to "lowering administrative burdens and compliance costs" and "a burden reduction implementation mechanism" amounts to the same thing.

Second, the FOMC's commitment to lowering the value of the dollar and achieving a higher rate of inflation through its second round of quantitative easing will lead directly to higher oil prices.

In a nutshell, the Americans and Europeans were very imprecise in defining their commitment to lowering import barriers and were overly precise in shielding massive subsidies to their own farmers from meaningful reform.

But some strategists believe that one reason stocks have disappointed so far is that Wall Street hasn't always been confident of the Fed's commitment to lowering rates aggressively.