Sentence examples for and commitment to spend from inspiring English sources

The story usually goes that Europeans just don't have the drive and commitment to spend enough hours necessary to get a fledgling company to an escape velocity and grow it from there.

A willingness and commitment to spending more time together, just the two of you, sharing a common interest that you both enjoy.

The ageing countries of Europe face an unsustainable gap between future tax revenues and commitments to spend and to service government debt.

China and developing nations are looking for more from the industrialized world: deeper emissions cuts and commitments to spend hundreds of billions of dollars annually to help poorer countries contend with climate change.

His advisers say the president, and American voters, favor both — spending to create jobs in the short term, and commitment to spending discipline and deficit reduction over the long term.

The White House on Friday said the president would propose a budget that would offer cuts to so-called entitlement programs such as Social Security, a retirement program, and Medicare in exchange for increased tax revenues and a commitment to spend money on education and infrastructure repair.

It promises "fair rules and reasonable management" on immigration with 1,000 extra border guards and a commitment to spend 2% of GDP on defence.

Only a few slender strings were attached: two public readings and a commitment to spend the majority of the six months in the country.

Cameron, who made a strong defence of Britain's aid policy and its commitment to spend 0.7% of gross national income on development, said money would be used to play a full part in the battle to beat hunger.

She said she decided she could not successfully juggle "the political demands of running against a well-heeled opponent," the demands of being governor at a time of fiscal crisis, and her commitment to spend time with her three young daughters.

He spoke to Jo Coburn on the Daily Politics as UKIP leader Nigel Farage promised more money for the NHS, and a commitment to spend 2% of the UK's GDP on defence.