Sentence examples for a strong commitment that from inspiring English sources

May said there would need to be a "strong commitment" that regulatory standards would remain as high as within the EU – a phrase watered down by Brexit supporters in her cabinet from a binding promise.

The early involvement of academia in adaptation and planning of the IMCI strategy also led to a strong commitment that was translated into strengthened curricula and inclusion of IMCI in teaching of paediatrics and community health.

"But we don't have the feeling that there is a very strong commitment that is there".

(One of those five Democrats, Senator Doug Jones, of Alabama, fresh from defeating Roy Moore in a special election, cited the "strong commitment" that he had made to CHIP on the campaign trail as his reason for doing so).

"Appointing a precinct sergeant from New York City doesn't support the strong commitment that the commissioner claims he has to environmental enforcement," Mr. Kennedy said.

"I think worrying too much about the law could eclipse this very strong commitment that Britain has honoured," he says.

"We are not looking at a sort of 'Worldvision' because that's too complicated, simply because of time zones and the different broadcasting setups in different regions," says Sand. "Eurovision is very much built around public service in Europe and on the strong commitment that if you win it you host it".

He makes the point several times that Penn State had a "clean" athletic culture and Joe Paterno had a strong commitment to that culture.

We have a strong commitment to that principles for both boys and girls.

Last year, we also started providing seed funding for strong commitments that, with a small investment today, could have an outsized social return in the future.

Angela Knight, chief executive of the British Bankers Associationn, said: "This new banking code gives strong commitments that banks will lend responsibly and will help customers who may be heading towards financial difficulties.