Sentence examples for commitment to bolster from inspiring English sources
Now the Fed is taking on an open-ended commitment to bolster growth and reduce unemployment.
Neil Kinnock's manifesto snuck in a commitment to bolster the widely promoted proposal for a non-enforceable charter of rights with "a complementary and democratically enforced bill of rights" to "establish in law the specific rights of every citizen".
Following the takeover, Whyte promised a new era for Rangers through an immediate injection of working capital and a "front-loaded" £25m commitment to bolster the club's on-field fortunes.
"Give us a chance," he said, emphasizing President Bush's commitment to bolstering the treaty, but through innovative approaches.
Her election-year reversal on that pact has confused some of her supporters, but her underlying commitment to bolstering trade along with workers' rights is not in doubt.
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation declared in February a doubling of its commitment to bolstering local journalism to the tune of $300 million over five years.
For Mrs. Whitman, the decision signaled the court's confidence in her administration's commitment to bolstering the academic success of urban schoolchildren.
In a further measure of its commitment to bolstering the peace effort between South and North Korea, the European Commission said today that it was taking steps toward establishing diplomatic relations with the North before a visit there by a European Union delegation.
The governor-elect must engage these new homeland security technology innovations and support them as part of his commitment to bolstering the state's universities as a true national asset.
Obviously the real test will come in the QDDR's implementation over time, but the process represents a strong, solid commitment to bolstering our civilian power, and through that, incorporating a gender perspective to achieve effective outcomes.
Many of the conventions occurred before any judicial proceedings; critics call them a breach of due process that casts doubt on Beijing's oft-stated commitment to bolstering the country's rule of law.
