Sentence examples for commitment in provision from inspiring English sources
7.2.2.6 The need for a shared commitment in provision of resources The COBET programme has helped a lot, not only in the provision of educational opportunities but also in shaping the behaviour of some of the youths.
Commit: "Commitment" in a sense means loyalty.
The growing number of kindergartens and family planning owned by the community indicates a growing interest and commitment of the public in provision of early childhood education.
For example, the securing of political, professional and financial commitment in India has led to substantial increases in provision of quality inpatient newborn care.
Likewise it is important to determine if there are differences between men in women in terms of their long term commitment to service provision in relation to their retirement plans.
Our aim is to share the knowledge and experience obtained by MSF and its counterparts and to facilitate and advocate increased commitment for provision of HIV treatment in these settings.
Even though this decision may seem to be a U-turn taken by the government in the provision of PSE, it shows the government's commitment in prioritizing PSE by re-conceptualizing the provision of kindergarten education and driving curriculum leadership in the hope of catalyzing quality improvements and maintaining affordability in the preschool sector.
In the meantime, in the absence of a coherent government commitment to arts provision in schools, charities and individuals are having to fill the gap.
As shown in Table 3, establishing a formal commitment to provision of time and named support from the genetics department were considered important.
While Vienna shows an ongoing commitment to provision of recreational land for all, the story in the UK looks depressingly different.
As a result of the recent commitment towards provision of universal access to care and the availability of new diagnostic tools, we are now in a new era for anti-tuberculosis drug resistance surveillance.
