Sentence examples for commit to greater from inspiring English sources
It wants Jersey and other havens to raise taxes and commit to greater transparency.
In particular, the OECD, IMF and Bill Gates all called on the G20 to commit to greater transparency for multinational companies, but they failed to do so".
In its letter, CtW urged the board to "promptly commit" to greater diversity among senior executives, setting specific targets for how many senior women it would add.
But Representative F. James Sensenbrenner, a Wisconsin Republican who took part, said he was discouraged by the Chinese refusal to commit to greater cuts in greenhouse gases while insisting that developed nations do more to reduce their emissions.
Help us commit to greater access to a Columbia College education for all students, through scholarships and unique resources that pave the way to Columbia and support successful student journeys once here.
IN a manifestolike e-mail message sent last month to all Google employees, Jonathan Rosenberg, a senior vice president for product management, told them to commit to greater transparency and open industry standards.
In the aftermath of the strike, both sides have been committed to greater cooperation, and Mr. Spielman has become an outspoken advocate of worker involvement.
Progressives in all these parties are committed to greater equality and dealing with the challenge of climate change, but the binding value is pluralism.
And in truth few German politicians (except those in the European Parliament) put a high priority on a push for European federalism.Officially, all German parties, including Mrs Merkel's CDU/CSU, are still committed to greater political union.
Most of these parties are committed to greater national isolation and, at least initially, would work hard to halt and reverse recent gains made on regional economic and financial integration.
