Sentence examples for commit to stable from inspiring English sources
As I've written ad nauseam, the Fed (like any central bank) needs to be politically independent in order to credibly commit to stable prices, which is half of its dual mandate.
If law firms want to prosper from defining themselves in business terms, they must also commit to stable and sustainable business practices when it comes to managing and developing an engaged workforce.
WASHINGTON, D.C.--The United States must commit to "stable and substantial" funding for basic research if the country is to prosper in a post-Cold War world.
They are committed to stable values such as honesty and loyalty".
Gap reaped nearly $3 million in additional revenue from stores participating in the study, but hasn't committed to stable scheduling.
"These politicians are making fugitives of our families who simply want to commit to loving stable relationships and receive the same protections that other citizens do".
Her report, enthusiastically embraced by Mr Clegg, advised the his party "to go for it wholeheartedly and commit to being a stable coalition partner".
In other words, if we vote that New York should get a $300 million increase, the city shouldn't be able to take out $300 million of its own money and say, 'Well, we kept everything the same.' " But Mr. Bloomberg, who proposed sharp cuts in the school budget earlier this year, has not been willing to commit to a more stable framework for financing the schools.
"All those committed to a stable future for Pakistan will condemn without qualification all violence perpetrated against innocent people," he said.
A central bank which publicly commits to a stable framework, such as inflation targeting, will be better able to stave off both recessions and outbreaks of inflation.
"This is all part of a broader political message that however long it takes, we are committed to a stable, democratic government," said Mark Malloch Brown of the United Nations Development Program, who will oversee the reconstruction.
