Sentence examples for commitment to a market from inspiring English sources

The choice presents serious questions about the President's commitment to a market economy in the midst of his re-election campaign.

But he reiterated what he had said several times during his visit: that Poland must not let modernization and its commitment to a market economy blind it to the needs of its poorest, most disadvantaged citizens.

A1 Pope Ends Poland Trip In an emotional, lingering goodbye to his homeland, Pope John Paul II reiterated what had become the central message on this visit: that Poland must not let modernization and its commitment to a market economy blind it to the needs of its most disadvantaged citizens.

In its December 2015 meeting, OPEC reiterated its commitment to a "market-share" strategy.

The best thing the Fed can do is to make a long-term commitment to a market-based economy, and that starts with a long-term commitment to stop subsidizing the cost of borrowing.

Facing the likelihood of the new Senate voting soon to repeal the carbon scheme introduced by the former Gillard government and which began in 2012 with a three-year fixed price, Shorten reaffirmed his commitment to a market-based system for curbing greenhouse gas emissions.

BEIJING — American officials have applauded President Xi Jinping's commitment to a national market for greenhouse gas quotas as a breakthrough in environmental cooperation.

When a major company makes a commitment to a future market, it is a huge deal for the industry.

Ilan Solot, emerging markets currency strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman in London said the reduced currency restrictions from Moscow were "bold but shows their commitment" to a freer market and may be a signal they want to be "seen as relaxed".

This giant shopping complex is where Research In Motion (RIM), the makers of Blackberry phones, decided to put their largest showroom in Asia - a sign, the firm says, of its commitment to a key market.

In addition, Russia's weakened economic performance and its reliance on commodities such as oil and gas mean it may be less willing and able to do so, in addition to its commitment to a freer market for the rouble.