Sentence examples for a commitment to raise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Palmer said that position involved a commitment to raise money for the charity, which helps gifted, underprivileged children.

My sister, a regular churchgoer, calls this hypocritical: baptizing our daughter includes a commitment to raise her as a Christian.

Hank Greenberg's Starr Foundation and two anonymous donors are giving money, and a group of celebrities led by the singer Mary J. Blige has made a commitment to raise more funds.

And so we can say that to the extent that effective policy-making at the ZLB required a commitment to raise inflation expectations above 2%, the ZLB constrained the Fed.

The Green Party manifesto will include a commitment to raise the top rate of income tax to 60 per cent to act as a "disincentive to paying excessive salaries", The Independent on Sunday can reveal.

It included $2.5 billion-worth of cuts in marketing and capital expenditure, and a commitment to raise up to $7 billion through financing and asset sales.Ford is in slightly better shape.

"A commitment to raising public investment collectively would boost demand while remaining on a fiscally sustainable path".

Despite tensions between government and Ofsted, the two men shared a commitment to raising educational standards and increasing opportunities for the least privileged in society.

If the UK ultimately sacrifices a commitment to raising domestic standards in favour of bashing the court, there will be no winners in this pseudo-fight.

Wilson talked often of sacking Longford, so when he resigned from government in January 1968 over the abandonment of a commitment to raising the school-leaving age, it was a matter of jumping before being pushed.

We can't be absolutely sure, of course, but if the economic data tell us what we expect they will, we will raise rates".An obvious argument against speaking plainly is that the markets might regard such straight talk as a commitment to raising rates.