Sentence examples for authorities commitment from inspiring English sources

Some officials argue that this shows the authorities' commitment to market forces.

I welcome the Libyan authorities' commitment to ensure his detention and trial meet international standards".

Otherwise, he warned, black players could lose faith in the football authorities' commitment to combating racism.

Until the issue of illegal hunting is resolved, the Guaraní will remain frightened of white men in the forest and suspicious of the authorities' commitment to protecting them.

In their report last month, officials of the fund said they were "encouraged by the authorities' commitment to the reform program".

For example, legal barriers still protect regulated professions, such as lawyers, doctors and pharmacists, despite the authorities' commitment to push for all kinds of what is known as "structural reform".

The National Assembly's Committee for Culture, Education, Youth and Children will reinforce their supervision towards the implementation of the Government, ministries and local authorities' commitments for children's legitimate aspirations and requests.

Here's what Ms Lagarde had to say:I indicated that, before the Fund can determine when and whether to start negotiations for a Stand-By Arrangement, it will need to see tangible steps that show the authorities' strong commitment to engage on all the policy issues that are relevant to macroeconomic stability.

Before the I.M.F. will begin negotiations on further loans to Hungary, "it will need to see tangible steps that show the authorities' strong commitment to engage on all the policy issues that are relevant to macroeconomic stability," Ms. Lagarde said in a statement.

Under the deal, Entergy would pay $636 million for the plants, $171 for nuclear fuel stockpiles, $92 million for eventual decommissioning expenses and $68 million in return for the power authority's commitment to buy more electricity in the future.

Unfortunately, Europe does not have leaders with the moral character, political authority and commitment to human rights of Konrad Adenauer, the former West German chancellor, or his sense of responsibility to stand up for the well-being of the neglected and the disenfranchised of the Continent.