Sentence examples for commitment of the states from inspiring English sources
Support from the Union will depend on the clear and visible commitment of the states of South Eastern Europe to cooperate in order to achieve the common political priorities.
On the peace treaty with Israel, Erian said: "This is the commitment of the state — not any group or party — and we have said we are respecting the commitments of the Egyptian state from the past".
Although he praised the commitment of the state park officials, he pointed out problems with lighting, misting, air locks, data collection and a new proposal to sample cave air and moisture with a system of plastic tubing called cave suckers.
For such victims, dignity is manifested not by the capacity to testify, but primarily by the commitment of the state to apply its coercive power on their behalf.
"It meets the commitment of the state and the university to taxpayers and to all the kids in high school," said Murphy, who is a former president of the National Assn.
Political transition at the state level also increased the commitment of the state government to improving the status of maternal health.
The UK Government's investment of £18m in the EPP [ 8] indicates the commitment of the state to promote lay involvement in the health service.
The Prime Minister underlined the continuous commitment of the state to fully implement the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
In general, the restructuring process reflected the commitment of the state to engage local populations, while shifting from forest use to sustainable development of forest resources.
The employers (officials of the health departments of the states and LGAs) routinely reiterate the unacceptably high maternal mortality burden of the country and the official commitment of the state to several of the international policy documents targeting the reversal of the trend, including the millennium declaration of the United Nations.
