Sentence examples for broader commitment to from inspiring English sources

Yet some argue Australia has overall been lagging behind the UK's broader commitment to disability-led performing arts projects.

The Fed is mechanically suppressing borrowing costs, but it is also reinforcing in the public eye its broader commitment to hold down borrowing costs for years to come.

They're organising for a longer struggle, finding ways to create spaces for debate within a broader commitment to collective, egalitarian solutions.

In an interview with the conservative commentator Andrew Bolt on Sunday, Abbott focused on his broader commitment to match Labor's total funding for schools over four years.

The group, in a statement, said it welcomed the "broad focus of the president's proposals," appreciated his actions through executive orders and applauded his "broader commitment to finding meaningful, common-sense solutions to help prevent similar acts of violence".

We appreciate his decisive action to help address through Executive Order immediate opportunities for reform, and we applaud his broader commitment to finding meaningful common sense solutions to help prevent similar acts of violence in other communities in America.

And to what extent does this come at the expense of broader commitments to protect minorities and to defend the spaces of civil society?

Bank of America, Citigroup, JP Morgan, Wells Fargo, and other big banks have moved away from financing mountaintop removal in the last few years and have recently released broader commitments to decrease funding to the coal industry more generally.

The Malaysian response to HIV is both complementary to the 9th Malaysia Plan and in line with the Government's broader commitments to the outcomes of the UN General Assembly Special Session (UNGASS) on HIV and AIDS 2001 and the Millennium Development Goals.

The opportunity to re-examine collective and individual responses to HIV and AIDS will also ensure that future programming is both complementary to the 9th Malaysian Plan and in line with the National Strategic Plan on HIV/AIDS 2006 201010 and the broader commitments to the outcomes of the United Nations General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS and the Millennium Development Goals.

But they symbolise a broad commitment to basic standards of decent living.