Sentence examples for agencies committed to from inspiring English sources

Critics, many of them Democrats in the State Legislature, argue that spending could be accelerated, if state and local agencies committed to doing that.

Such is the alarm about the current situation that several drugs agencies committed to harm reduction held an urgent meeting last week to discuss setting up an online warning system about contaminated street drugs.

As this example suggests, government agencies committed to supporting postdocs and their work have the capacity to make a difference in the postdoc workplace.

It can be achieved through collaboration between the Ghana Health Service and other donor agencies committed to maternal and child health in the country such as Savanna Signatures and Care Net Ghana.

The agencies committed to jointly invest $510 million to spur production of advanced aviation and marine biofuels to power military and commercial transportation.

After applying for financial support in August of 2013 to the Arab Fund for Art and Culture (AFAC) and the Arab Culture Resource (ACR), two agencies committed to empowering cultural production in the Middle East, Khebez Dawle was awarded its first grant from AFAC in November and its second from ACR in January.

Sedley recommended that the government create a central public database of all the research it funds, and that agencies commit to prompt publication of findings.

The mercury pollution problem will not be resolved until governments and donor agencies commit to carrying out research aimed at improving understanding of the dynamics of small scale gold mining communities.

The report also called out the lack of data collected on transgender New Yorkers, and we're pleased to see several agencies commit to start collecting information on gender identity and expression in the coming year.

Together, the Rome-based food and agriculture agencies commit to working with international organizations, governments, research institutions, civil society and non-governmental organizations, cooperatives, small farmers' organizations, communities and the private sector, at all levels.

"The state board of elections is a bipartisan, independent agency committed to administering the laws in a manner that honors rights guaranteed under the federal and state constitutions," Lawson said.