Sentence examples for commitment for funding from inspiring English sources

The party manifesto reflects this – two mentions of cycling in 86 pages, and no commitment for funding.

The 1994 Violence Against Women Act has now been renewed with a new commitment for funding.

In other words, to leverage a combination of "some early stage capital, heavy on social capital from the members, weekly virtual classes from the best people in the world for funded entrepreneurs, help with formation, help with recruiting co-founders and a commitment for funding at the end of a 3-month ramp-up process".

"As an observer, we can now begin exploring the specific areas where India can contribute to the project and look forward to their becoming a full partner with a formal agreement and commitment for funding," says Edward Stone, vice chair of the TMT board and a physics professor at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena.

Ensure GoN commitment for increasing its share of funding and donors' commitment for funding and technical support to the scale up of IMAMI to six new districts and continuation of the existing CMAM programme in five districts.

At the least, a commitment for funds for training Community Preschools Teachers, "core" mothers and supporting the development of teacher trainers is necessary to enhance access and quality of early childhood services.

"We've gotten commitments for funding for at least half of our seed round that have come directly or indirectly from the Imagine H20 competition," Mr. Steiner said.

The city is pushing for funding commitments this year without having completed plans or bids under the guise that possible bond funding could miraculously dry up.

recommendations of such projects for funding based on the evaluations and ratings and on existing commitments and anticipated funding levels for the next 3 fiscal years based on information currently available to the Secretary.

At the talks, EU member states helped to ease the financing issue by announcing new commitments for funds to flow from 2013, currently amounting to more than €7bn (£5bn), and counting.

We furthermore argue for commitment to funding both prevention and treatment, by policy makers and the international community.