Sentence examples for commit to increase from inspiring English sources
She called on governments to commit to increase funding to support gender equality.
It will also commit to increase lending and plans to sell or dispose of the assets in the next three to five years.
Such coordination could address fiscal and environmental free-riding at the same time: All countries that commit to a fiscal stimulus would thereby automatically commit to increase their CO2 taxes at a later stage to service their green debt.
We are calling on you to commit to increase national NHS spending by £350m a week – that is £18.2bn a year – as soon as this money becomes available by leaving the European Union.
It is not enough for the government to commit to increase the proportion of tax revenue accounted for by environmental taxes without providing an indication of how far and how fast it will go.
"It was Labour who squeezed hard working people by doubling council tax, it was Labour who tied police to their desks with bureaucracy rather than getting them out on the beat, and it's Labour who won't commit to increase funding to the NHS.
They should also commit to increased taxes on the wealthy and to require corporations to fund healthcare and education.
"The communique demands that governments commit to increased collaboration with the private sector, despite clear conflicts of interest.
Labor is promising a review of payments such as Newstart, but won't commit to increasing it before the election.
