Sentence examples for called for a commitment from inspiring English sources

On the environment, he called for a commitment to the development of renewable and clean energy.

Campaigners also called for a commitment to recontextualising iconography and said: "Murderous colonists and slaveholders belong in books and museums, not on the side of buildings".

At today's rally, the ministers also called for a commitment from the mayor to strengthen schools, housing and health care in the neighborhood and to help provide more drug treatment, recreation and economic development.

It called for a commitment to self-reliance and established the leadership code, which obligated government and party officials to give up all sources of income but their salaries.

This is why we, along with over 60 economists and academics, a range of faith leaders, responsible companies and more than 40,000 members of the public, have called for a commitment from all parties to bringing forward a tax-dodging bill in the first 100 days of the new government.

Above all, he called for a commitment to principles higher than the particular interest of this or that nation, especially to human rights, freedom and human dignity, which Havel suggested are a reflection of an "infinite" and "eternal" force.

President Obasanjo led tributes to Mr. Ige today, calling for a commitment to the democratic values of his fallen cabinet member.

Therefore we call for a commitment to an immediate turning from reliance on fossil fuel energy and a planned and phased decline in its use in order to bring CO2 emissions down to 350 ppm.

Is there not a conflict between calling for a commitment to equality while in effect making it harder for people from developing nations to come and work for you?

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Coalition calls for a commitment by UN member states to develop a convention encouraging the integration of material sustainability issues within the annual report of all listed and large private companies (on report or explain basis).

The charity is also calling for a commitment from government to move towards extending the National Living Wage to under 25s and a greater focus, including through JobCentre Plus, on supporting young adults – especially young women.