Sentence examples for claimed commitment from inspiring English sources

The federal government's cuts to community legal centres nationally endangered women and children and contradicted its claimed commitment to ending family violence, she told Guardian Australia.

South Africa's National Party government occasionally promoted "opposition" barristers to the Supreme Court Bench to demonstrate its claimed commitment to an independent judiciary and to confer legitimacy on the system through the presence of judges who enjoyed a reputation for independence and integrity.

The quixotic effort at one point claimed commitments worth $20 million from 11,000 people.

At the same time, proponents of palliative care are not claiming commitments to palliative care in humanitarian crises should stop there.

The government claimed the commitment would secure 30,000 jobs currently linked to producing engines.

Alexander claimed the commitment to roads was the biggest since the 1970s.

Myers (1971: 355) notes that Boring claimed James' commitment to this approach stemmed from a general doctrine concerning the temporal character of introspection: 'introspection was not believed to be a process that takes time … But how then can a duration that takes time be immediately known, since the duration, not being instantaneous, is itself not all immediate?' (1942: 576).

Like its competitors – al-Arabiya, al-Jazeera and Alarab – Sky News Arabia claims a commitment to independence and reporting without fear or favour.

Claiming a commitment to multiparty democracy and a mixed economy, the Maoists emerged from the elections in 2008 as the largest party in the assembly a party that now appears to resemble the pragmatic CCP of recent years more closely than it resembles Maoist revolutionaries of the 20th century.

They claim a commitment to building on the underlying principles of the Global Mining Initiative (GMI) as well as the Ghana Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (GEITI) (Nguyen-Thanh & Schnell, 2009) to contribute projects that yield socio-economic returns to the communities (GCM, 2008a, 2008b).

The Blue Dogs claim a commitment to fiscal responsibility, and boast that they control the House.