Sentence examples for broadest commitment from inspiring English sources

Taken together, Ford's plans represent the broadest commitment so far by any automaker to address the safety and environmental drawbacks of sport utilities.

In its broadest commitment to date to the UN's humanitarian relief efforts in the North, the Seoul government has indicated it will channel almost US $20 million this year through the World Food Programme, the World Health Organisation and the United Nations Children's Fund.

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

But after announcing a broad commitment to those goals earlier this month, China presented no new measures.

It raised questions anew about divisions within the Taliban and whether there is any broad commitment to peace.

John F. Kennedy transformed the policy of "limited-risk gamble" that he had inherited into a policy of "broad commitment"; that Pres.

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.

He expressed a broad commitment to update internal guidelines, including steps to reflect changes in technology since they were written three decades ago.

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.