Sentence examples for commitment of governments from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, we need a commitment of governments, foundations, NGOs and the private sector to forge a major investment in near shore fisheries in the developing tropics.
Science has made progress, but the commitment of governments and economies has greatly lagged the crisis, and the gap has left medical experts like Dr. Gallant, 45, gloomy.
But there is a strong political commitment of governments to do so where necessary, possibly drawing on a newly established euro zone financial backstop created in May originally to lend to states shut out of credit markets.
Still, Dr. Kiss said, the bank also takes other factors into account, including the commitment of governments and local communities to preserve biodiversity and their track records with previous projects.
Among the concessions gained by the latter were a firm commitment to parliamentary democracy; a welfare state establishing a basic floor of income and services for all citizens; a commitment of governments, of whatever political complexion, to an active full-employment policy; and the right of unions to free collective bargaining.
"For us, what is absolutely decisive is the commitment of governments of the euro area to take all measures needed to meet their fiscal targets this year and in the years ahead," Mr. Trichet told reporters at a press conference in Basel, Switzerland.
However, it is public subsidy that unlocks private support, and the whole-hearted commitment of government has been essential to attracting this extra investment.
But Reagan's effort to undo the basic New Deal commitment of government to help struggling people who were not able to help themselves had failed.
The commitment of government authorities varies, with some deeply supportive of the law — to the extent of risking their lives to help women — and others reluctant to move cases into the courts.
He acknowledged that travel, especially to countries such as China and India, was expensive and, although he offered no firm commitment of government support, said it was important to ensure that the experience was open to students from a variety of backgrounds.
