Sentence examples for commitment to achieve a from inspiring English sources

The government would then gradually fulfill a longstanding commitment to achieve a primary budget surplus by 2020-21.

This underlines our commitment to achieve a shared vision of 10% of everyday journeys being undertaken by bike by 2020.

"In our political view, this means the U.S.A. is serious about reaffirming its commitment to achieve a comprehensive and just peace".

Margot Wallstrom, the union's environment commissioner, said today: "The European Union is moving further away from meeting its commitment to achieve a substantial emissions cut under the Kyoto Protocol.

One of them is Osborne, who, despite ditching his commitment to achieve a budget surplus by 2020, remains aligned with his friend Wolfgang Schäuble, the German finance minister and Europe's austerian-in-chief.

In a statement issued on Friday, secretary of state John Kerry said: "The United States is steadfast in its commitment to achieve a strong and effective Arms Trade Treaty that helps address the adverse effects of the international arms trade on global peace and stability".

Here's the good news: we have the means and the technology to meet all these challenges.... Today, I'm proposing a new Energy Security and Environment Trust, a bold and unprecedented commitment to achieve an even more prosperous economy, powered by cleaner, more reliable energy, in a healthy, truly livable environment.

Mr. Schröder has come under enormous pressure to relax Germany's commitment to achieving a balanced budget in the next few years.

His allegiance to the Jewish people is resolute, as is his commitment to achieving a world at peace and in harmony.

At the national trials, Penny said, "I remember saying to both of them, 'You're next.' " He added, "It was clear that they had potential, they had talent and they had a commitment to achieving a higher level".

You will forgive me, I hope, if I feel a little sceptical about the government's much vaunted commitment to achieving a so-called parity of esteem in the treatment of mental and physical health problems.