Sentence examples for clear commitment of from inspiring English sources

"There has been a clear commitment of $100bn a year but how are we really being offered?

Urgent action is needed to stop this dangerous development, starting with a clear commitment of member governments to implement the European convention on human rights.

He was persuaded to make the leap into government because of what he sees as the clear commitment of County Executive Andrew J. Spano to better serve the so-called "L.G.B.T. community".

This promise was welcomed by the community; however, without a clear commitment of resources, it was received with some doubt.

Although, there was a clear commitment of ASCs to the osteogenic fate in the presence of 5 and 7 mM CaCl2, cell proliferation was increased compared to OM.

India's ambassador to the W.T.O., K. M. Chandrasekhar, was more critical, telling reporters in Geneva that the proposal "seems to be an attempt to pry open the developing country markets without clear commitment" on the part of the United States and Europe to open their own.

On the future of Scotland, he said: "The three pro-union parties have made clear commitments of further powers for the Scottish parliament and we will make sure those commitments are honoured in full".

Unimpeded humanitarian access requires clear commitments on behalf of the Syrian government and opposition groups.

Burnham said: "The government made a clear commitment to victims of press intrusion and parliament cannot let them renege on it.

Younger disabled people were hoping that the document would offer a clear commitment to "portability" of entitlement to care and support – that is, a right to move from one local authority area to another and retain the same services.

"The BBC has a clear commitment to a number of charities and we are proud of our achievements in support of the Wildlife Fund," said a BBC spokesperson.