Sentence examples for commit ministers from inspiring English sources

Drawing up the plans has also helped commit ministers and civil servants to them.

It should be overturned in the Commons, but if upheld it would commit ministers to a second, exhaustive Leveson-style inquiry into the press, and heighten pressure on newspapers to submit to state-backed regulation.

"The Coalition Agreement commits ministers to examining 'the balance of the EU's existing competences'.

Downing Street insists the Government's position is unchanged since the coalition agreement of 2010, which committed ministers to scrapping extra runway plans drawn up under Labour.

It also commits ministers and decision-makers to strive to ensure that schools, places of learning and health care facilities are equipped with sanitation facilities.

Meeting ahead of the Friday deadline for voluntary mergers, the Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA) said several issues needed resolving before other councils were willing to commit themselves: Ministers and councils should agree a "shared vision" on the future role of local government.

But shadow ministers commit themselves to few details of how this might work or what it might cost.

"Unless ministers commit to increasing support for people looking to get back into work and funding for childcare this would be very dangerous".

This is a real concern to ministers committed to keeping inflation down.

Ministers committed long ago to sending half of all young people to university by 2010.

Mr Orban's predecessors are not safe either: the new anti-corruption commissioner says two previous prime ministers committed perjury.