Sentence examples for commitment of ministries from inspiring English sources

Important indicators of national research capacity were the commitment of Ministries of Health to research and the development of national research councils with explicit national research priority-setting processes and legal frameworks for research [ 27, 34].

The reproductive and child health (RCH) education which is increasingly being recognized by the government as an essential package of the curricula of primary and secondary school education as well as part of higher education require more involvement and commitment of various ministries.

She noted that the campaigns would not be possible without the shared commitment of the ministry, WHO, and the Red Crescent.

"We are very proud of our cooperation with a number of ministries that demonstrate government's commitment to the cause of the children of Azerbaijan," UNICEF Representative said.

Overall, strong policy content, public support and limited pro-tobacco coalition activity were conducive to FCTC implementation, but the challenges were evident in the form of limited capacity, limited antitobacco coalition activity and limited political commitment outside the ministries of health in each country.

This is a calling that takes me beyond national allegiances, but even if it were not present I would yet have to live with the meaning of my commitment to the ministry of Jesus Christ.

To dispatch them to the director generals of ministries.

This will require strengthening of capacities of ministries of health to dialogue with ministries of finance.

Another motivation for Denny's ministry was his understanding of the life of Christ: "Because of the sacrifice and commitment of Christ, the place of utter despair, terror, pain and evil becomes, 'a road to bring us nearer God'".

Syria's foreign ministry has shown some interest in the plan but has said it requires the commitment of all sides if it is to succeed.

It is a commitment of years.