Sentence examples for commitment for assistance from inspiring English sources
This partnership and assistance programmes are implemented within Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe's commitment for assistance to Eastern Ukraine announced at the UN General Assembly in September 2014, and has emerged after agreement between Japan and UNDP reached at the Fourth Japan-UNDP Strategic Policy Dialogue in Tokyo in October 2014.
In October 2014, Imam Amin received an award from the Governor of Maryland for his excellence and commitment for his assistance with helping to improve upon the quality of life of the citizens of the State of Maryland.
Mr. Obama likely to seek an additional $2 billion to $2.5 billion for each of the next several years to meet the commitments for continued assistance made by the United States at an international donors conference last year in Tokyo.
We are grateful for the response by the heads of government that we have spoken to, all of whom have expressed a commitment of assistance.
One is making states demonstrate commitment to long-term spending restraint in exchange for assistance with Medicaid expenses.
On financial sanctions, the resolution urges and "calls upon" all states and financial institutions to "not to enter into new commitments for grants, financial assistance, or concessional loans" except for humanitarian purposes.
Developed country governments have reaffirmed their commitment to raise $100 billion a year for climate action, with small and vulnerable countries first on the list for assistance.
Such commitments have drawn significant attention, including a recent offer from Norway of US$1 billion to Indonesia for assistance with implementing REDD [23], and up to 45 REDD projects under development as of early 2010 [24 , 25.
Such commitments have drawn significant attention, including a recent offer from Norway of US$1 billion to Indonesia for assistance with implementing REDD [ 23], and up to 45 REDD projects under development as of early 2010 [ 24, 25].
You will ask for assistance.
