Sentence examples for commitment provision from inspiring English sources

However, while defence of British naval bases was a RAF commitment, provision had not been made for this and so the Admiralty accepted that it would have to take on the duty.

44 Factors to motivate/engage middle and senior management in QI included senior management commitment, provision of resources and managerial role accountability.

The commitment provisions have been invoked against relatively few rapists and other sex offenders considered serious threats to public safety.

In fact, the original version of the bill with the offending Title I commitment provisions only passed the House of Representatives; it was subsequently amended in conference to strike the commitment portion and retain the transfer of responsibility for mental health care.

Under Goldwater's sponsorship, a version of the legislation without the commitment provisions that were the target of intense opposition from a variety of far-right, anti-Communist and fringe religious groups was passed by the United States Senate.

To understand C2C climate-action networks, we suggest a framework for mapping C2C: geographic bases (domestic, regional, and global C2C), linking modalities (multilateral, and institution-led C2C), and functions (information exchange, networking, lobbying and funding, research, standards and commitments provision, and monitoring and certification).

The 'differential commitments' provision is an important mark of the Busan outcome document, reflecting the need for compromise on less consensual issues to sustain the broader partnership.

7.2.2.6 The need for a shared commitment in provision of resources The COBET programme has helped a lot, not only in the provision of educational opportunities but also in shaping the behaviour of some of the youths.

France and Britain, the Nato hawks on Libya, have led the air campaign but are growing impatient with lack of commitment and provision of ground strike aircraft from other members.

While Vienna shows an ongoing commitment to provision of recreational land for all, the story in the UK looks depressingly different.

While the government had showed their commitment to provision of ECE programs by setting policies and enacting guiding regulations, the ECE policies need to be in harmony with other government policies, etc. ECE for very young adulthood in Indonesia was ultimately the task of parents, while government only stimulate this by particular educational and health programs.