Sentence examples for commitment of the council from inspiring English sources

But the commitment of the Council Members and the agencies they represent it to find ways to open doors, think creatively, find funds on a federal, state or private sector partnership basis inspires me to believe that change can - and is - happening.

In May 2008, the 27 EU Ministers of Foreign Affairs adopted an important policy statement underlining the commitment of the Council of the European Union to a comprehensive and integrated human rights-based approach to childrens rights, re-emphasizing the importance of basic services for children and of child protection systems.

Other SUMPs have remained on the shelf, ostensibly to show the commitment of a council to the sustainable mobility.

When, in 1080, the conflict between church and state over the right to control ecclesiastical personnel and property had become more intense, Robert chose to reconcile himself with Gregory VII, entering into the Concordat of Ceprano, which confirmed the commitments of the earlier Council of Melfi.

In turn, those leaders sought from Mr. Bremer a written commitment on the scope of the council's powers.

The 1959 Social Security advisory council reiterated its commitment to investing the trust fund in Treasury bonds:The Council recommends that investment of the trust funds should, as in the past, be restricted to obligations of the United States Government.

"We make the working assumption that the commitments that were made by the countries concerned, and the commitment made by the qualified majority of the council will be honored," he said.

Redbridge said the ban was part of the council's commitment to give looked-after children the best possible start in life.

"But no one should take from this any lessening of the council's commitment to working with everyone in our community and across government to tackle violent extremism … We are confident that residents from all backgrounds and faiths support us in this work".

Four education resource worker posts could also be cut due to the recent addition of 18 school and family development workers, although staff would be reassigned as part of the council's commitment to make no compulsory redundancies.

"He would be on course to meet his commitment to reduce the GLA share of the council tax bill by 10 per cent over his second term as Mayor; and has already cut his share by 20 per cent in real terms since becoming Mayor".