Sentence examples for commitment to boost from inspiring English sources
The Woodland Trust wants a commitment to boost new tree planting.
Age UK has exposed 8% cash cuts in older people's care spending, despite George Osborne's spending review commitment to boost care spending.
There was also extra money in the budget for science as part of the chancellor's commitment to boost the UK business and development opportunities in the global market.
They have called the plan the Global Apollo Programme and hope to recruit countries from around the world in an international commitment to boost research and development into key areas of renewable energy, storage and electricity transmission.
The oil ministry is itself gearing up to implement a wider government commitment to boost the private sector, with Bijan Namdar Zanganeh, the minister, stressing he aims to privatise as much downstream work as possible.
The culture department hailed the inclusion of three arts philanthropists in the New Year honours list, part of culture secretary Jeremy Hunt's commitment to boost private donations to the arts.
White House spokesman Sean Spicer said the action demonstrates his commitment to boosting U.S. steel, in particular.
In a formal response to the report, the government reiterated its commitment to boosting trade links with China, adding it was "important that this balanced approach is taken".
David Cameron and Nick Clegg will join forces next week to declare that the government is to embark on the biggest investment in the rail network since the Victorian era as ministers move to demonstrate their commitment to boosting economic growth.
Fox's commitment to boosting the war effort seemed to revive the old French theory that art and journalism should be put at the service of ideology -- a Fox News version of "littérature engagée".
