Sentence examples similar to aim for commitment from inspiring English sources
In a speech preceding the final round of talks on Monday, Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain admonished attendees to aim for concrete commitments on cutting emissions and on aid for poor countries most exposed to the risks of warming.
Expectations of moderate inflation — the government and the Bank of Japan have already made a joint commitment to aim for 2 percent — could encourage businesses to invest and consumers to spend, instead of hoarding cash.
In his autumn statement, Osborne promised that in a year's time he would set out a "charter for budget responsibility", a commitment to aim for particular targets to reduce the deficit over the next several years, which he would then put to parliament, in the hope of either tying his rivals into his plans, or else exposing them as irresponsible.
If they are universal banks and the Federal Reserve policymakers do not trust Dodd-Frank to enable proper resolution and receivership, then should not the Federal Reserve be yelling loudly about Dodd-Frank's shortcomings, rather than sending "taper" signals, which raise interest rates and thus break its mandated commitment to aim for high employment?
I'm listening for commitment.
For commitment ask sacrifices.
IHP+ and the Global Fund's commitment to support this new initiative(s) and their aim for comprehensive country health programmes, provides an opportunity and a threat.
