Sentence examples for a commitment to preventing from inspiring English sources

Mr Kagame will need to provide clear evidence of a break with Mr Nkunda and a commitment to preventing Rwandan citizens from fighting in his militia.

The prime minister emphasized that this policy was founded upon two principal goals: (1) the desire to protect children (Trudeau acknowledged a study of 29 countries that indicated that young people in Canada already had the easiest access to obtaining illegal marijuana) and (2) a commitment to preventing organized crime from profiting from the sales of illegal marijuana.

As British Vogue notes, the stated goals of the initiative hew closely to those of the CFDA's Health Guidelines, which include a minimum age requirement (16 years) and a commitment to preventing eating disorders through education.

While principles of critical reflexivity and "provisionalism" are not in themselves feminist, Longino suggests a "bottom line" proviso that should inform their application by feminists: the basis for adopting, and for assessing and revising, any methodological norms that inform feminist research should be a commitment to "prevent gender from being disappeared" (1994, 481).

Last November, the G-20 group of governments announced an anti-corruption initiative that includes a commitment to prevent corrupt officials from spending their funds abroad.

Leaders made a strong commitment to preventing child deaths, at the African Leadership for Child Survival: A Promise Renewed meeting held in January 2013 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

If and when small cities in America's "heartland" demonstrate a similar commitment to preventing terrorism, they, too, should receive financial help from the federal government.

But Livingstone offers practical measures for improving the private rented sector including holding down rents, and a firm commitment to preventing social housing levels being reduced by Tory boroughs.

The open access pulled in volunteers interested in pitching in occasionally, as well as those who wanted to make a more substantial time commitment to preventing food waste and helping the hungry.

When President Richard Nixon signed the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act into law in 1974, it was seen as a sign of federal commitment to preventing child abuse through state-level monitoring.

President Hamid Karzai approved the establishment of the Steering Committee, which demonstrates a strong, high-level commitment to preventing and addressing violations against children amidst armed conflict.