Sentence examples for commitment to banishing from inspiring English sources
Because of faltering consumer and corporate demand, and falling oil prices, inflation is now heading in the wrong direction, and may dip beneath 1%.In recent weeks, economists had started to question Mr Kuroda's oft-stated commitment to banishing Japan's entrenched deflationary psychology.
There's a ballgame going on?' " At the Portland rally, I met a group of five friends who were drawn to Sanders because of his commitment to banish money from politics: he has sharply criticized the Supreme Court's 2010 decision, in Citizens United, to permit unlimited campaign spending by corporations, and has lamented the outsize influence exerted by billionaires.
New electricity legislation will avoid a firm commitment to banish coal and gas by the 2030s.
"The government must now offer a serious commitment to this unit and banish the shadow of financial uncertainty that has been lingering for far too long".
The conservative course is not to banish gay people from making such commitments.
This steadfast commitment by the EU can be the cue for the US to banish its reputation as inimical to concerns about global warming, and take serious measures to combat it.
We are not going to banish fire".
He desperately tried to banish his feelings.
United sought to banish that impression quickly.
So what to banish from mind?
