Sentence examples for commitment for development from inspiring English sources

"You know, still supporting Afghanistan, still supporting the Afghan security forces, plus of course the commitment for development and better governance.

This includes forging the crucial link between the Millennium Development Goals, which are now the basis for our action, and the re-commitment for development resources established by the Financing for Development Conference that was held in Monterey.

A large body of evidence supports the view that the amount of TCR signaling determines the lineage commitment decisions for development of the CD4 and CD8 T cells.

The conference is a vital chance to renew political commitment for sustainable development at a time when urgent action must be taken to divert humanity from disaster.

In business news, the chief of telecom giant Bharti Airtel, Sunil Mittal, says Indian businessmen may not be as aggressive as their Chinese counterparts in Africa but have a stronger long-term commitment for the development of the continent, The Economic Times reports.

It provides an immediate finance option for our customer, it deepens our commitment for sustainable development in Belize, and it aligns with our long-standing values and commitment at the Foundry Collective to be a premier developer of sustainable luxury real-estate".

In light of recent failures to achieve high-level consensus on global climate change and international trade agreements (13– 15), it is critical to consider how sufficient political consensus and commitment for global development can be achieved.

'The courage of Japanese people to address this tragedy and their continuous commitment for the development of African countries despite of their own reconstruction challenges are a great example of humanity' declared Mrs Flach.

Meeting with Mr. Pitso Mosimane Underscoring his commitment to Sports for Development, Mr. Nakata met briefly with Bafana Bafana Assistant Coach and UNICEF Celebrity Advocate, Pitso Mosimane to talk about the Confederations Cup, their shared support for UNICEF and passion for football.

The workshop ended with participants making personal commitments for grassroots development.

A possible explanation for the elevated ELK/PP ratios in M. xanthus and S. cellulosum could be that after commitments of cells for development protein phosphorylation events do occur which are not reversed by PPs any more (cells could pass beyond a reversible window of time into a "point of no return").