Sentence examples for a commitment to tackle from inspiring English sources

Ken Clarke's recent prison reform green paper includes a commitment to tackle this offending at its root – by confronting addiction.

We need more than a commitment to tackle trolling and those who shut down debates with threats.

The number of policy surprises was limited partly because Labour wanted for some time to make the launch about a commitment to tackle the deficit.

It requires a complete mind-shift on the part of our politicians, and a commitment to tackle this problem head on.

The powerful new strategy reaffirms a commitment to the 0.7% target, alongside a commitment to tackle – in the national interest – global challenges such as mass migration, disease, terrorism and climate change.

The alternative, to make a commitment to tackle root causes, need have no implications for civil liberties; indeed ultimately, it's the only way to guarantee liberty from crime to every citizen.

A commitment to tackling inequality is increasingly important where ageing is concerned.

The C of E has come under pressure in the past to offload particular investments to reflect its values, notably a commitment to tackling climate change.

We come from different arenas, but we share a commitment to tackling poverty through sustainable development, and a belief that both governments and businesses have an essential role".

Chris Pond, chief executive of the charity, warned: "While a commitment to tackling child poverty has been expressed today, the new, higher child maintenance disregard will need to be followed by more investment if the government is to meet its 2010 child poverty reduction target.

"We have made a commitment to tackling preventable sight loss in Wales and have made it a public health priority.