Sentence examples for commitment of the president from inspiring English sources

This is why I think this is a crucial point and my first commitment is to have a stable … my first commitment, but I'd say also the first commitment of the president of the Republic, who is fighting against instability.

Leon's experience as head of OMB will help him understand how to leverage the power of OMB, backed by the commitment of the President, to achieve that mission.

According to the chairman of the regional council, this decision was taken in order to maintain the commitment of the President of the Republic to the elderly and to show the regional council's support for this population.

The leadership, support and commitment of the President, the Minister of Health and the Minister of Finance of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka that enabled this work to be carried out to seek a sustainable solution for this public health problem is gratefully acknowledged.

Through a close partnership strategy and the commitment of the President of the Republic of Liberia, the Ministry of Education, the Forum for African Women Educationists and UN agencies, Liberia launched the Girls Education National Policyy to ensure equal opportunities for education in the country.

Taking the stage alongside President Obama and Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos on Sunday, Shakira, 35, reflected over the successes of the summit, stating that she felt "optimistic" about the "commitment of the presidents to work on education and early childhood development".

I have a commitment to the president's all-of-the-above energy strategy.

They don't dispute the commitment of the reformist president; having promised to end the long nuclear crisis and get sanctions lifted, he has more to lose than anyone if it all ends in failure.

Is there not a disparity between the commitment of the World Bank president, Jim Kim, to raise the incomes of the bottom 40% of the world's population with his organisation's Doing Business report, an annual study that ranks countries by the progress they are making in cutting corporate taxes, keeping minimum wages at low levels and ensuring that paid holidays and sick pay are not excessive?

The commitment of President Obama, and of President Xi, may give the Paris treaty a chance; what may yet derail it is the reluctance of India, now the world's third biggest carbon emitter (with 7 per cent of the total), to see restrictions to its economy, and in particular its mushrooming use of coal in its power stations.

He wrote, "As American involvement in Vietnam deepened, the gap between the true nature of that commitment and the President's depiction of it to the American people, the Congress, and members of his own Administration widened.