Sentence examples for commitment to charter from inspiring English sources

And we will expand our commitment to charter schools.

A second reason for the teacher shortage is Arizona's commitment to unregulated charter schools; the state is essentially charter school central.

The EU says it is open to talks in the future, but that it would depend on the island nation's commitment to the charters and to working with the EU, our correspondent adds.

Two years later, the question of Henry's commitment to the charters re-emerged, when Louis VIII of France invaded Henry's remaining provinces in France, Poitou and Gascony.

"The Scottish government's commitment to steam and charter trains is extremely welcome and will be a fantastic boost to the Borders economy," he said.

On Thursday Russia's deputy Prime Minister, Dmitry Kozak, wrote to the IOC to reassure them that there would be no discrimination of gay people during the Sochi Olympics and to reaffirm the country's commitment to the Olympic Charter, which includes a strict anti-discrimination clause.

(Spicer later said that Trump's commitment to the NATO charter was implicit and that it was "a bit silly" to expect him to state it outright).

Since all the organizations had to commit to the content of the charter, the organizations spent a lot of time discussing the content and ensuring that there was full commitment to the promises in the charter.

A change is in the air: Athena Swan, the charter recognising commitment to women's careers in STEM, has become a topic of conversation at meetings in universities up and down the country.

On counter-terrorism and extremism, the Tory manifesto clearly makes a commitment to reintroduce the "snooper's charter" communications data bill and to introduce Theresa May's measures to ban non-violent hate groups and introduce further measures to deny university platforms to extremist speakers.

They also praised Charter's commitment to close Time Warner Cable's overseas call centers and bring those jobs back to the U.S.