Sentence examples for commitment of assistance from inspiring English sources

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.

When it comes to children and their rights, there can be no issues of religion, ethnicity or gender," said Calivis "At my meetings in BiH, I reaffirmed UNICEF's commitment of assistance and support to the Government to make sure that children get the best possible chance to grow and develop in peace and harmony".

If Pakistan fulfills these demands, the United States should reward it with long-term commitments of assistance, through trade benefits, programs run by the World Bank and the United States Agency for International Development and similar efforts to promote development and education.

4 Pakistan pledged its "full support" in the hunt for those responsible for the terrorist attacks, but avoided any specific commitment of military assistance in an operation against terrorist bases in Afghanistan.

BERLIN (AP) -- German Chancellor Angela Merkel avoided giving debt-plagued Greece a commitment of financial assistance Friday, as Athens was rattled by more strikes and violent protests by unions outraged by harsh economic austerity measures.

Commitments and programmes of assistance to development are implemented only in part or are simply taken no further.

Despite receiving some commitments of help from U.N. personnel, who've offered to install showers at the sports complex and who hope to open a space for migrants with the Catholic Diocese of Tibú, signs of outside assistance have been limited.

Germany is now tentatively back in the initiative, agreeing to a one-time, nonrefundable commitment of $47 million in bilateral technical assistance to be paid over 3 years.

Neither were funding CBIs or expressed plans to do so in 2016; however, within organizational policy constraints, both expressed commitments to provide maximum flexibility in selection of assistance modalities.

Sharing the failure to keep commitments are the rich countries, whose targets for development of assistance go unmentioned and unmet.

What remains is the droll and sighing commitment of the stoic — a willingness to perform minor acts of assistance and relief, but nothing more than that.