Sentence examples for commitment to equitable from inspiring English sources

And let's hope that elections in the US, Europe and elsewhere bring a new commitment to equitable development.

In addition, although not all countries we studied are fiscally able to provide services for all children or do not seek to do so, an invigorated commitment to equitable service provision, using common standards or learning outcomes, is being manifest.

Nothing would please this organization more than to see the United States return to a commitment to make equitable compromises.

Fairtrade says a December meeting of the World Trade Organisation in Kenya will offer an "early test" of whether the SDGs herald a new commitment to more equitable trade.

To continue to optimally play this role requires a sustained commitment to balanced and equitable governance".

A Coca-Cola spokesman said: 'We have a genuine commitment to adequate and equitable access to water.

This would signal our strong commitment to fair and equitable international trade, as well as our willingness to act quickly on future agreements.

Speaking to journalists after the meeting, Mr. Zuma called upon business leaders to make personal sacrifices by voluntarily foregoing raises and bonuses for a year "as a strong signal of a commitment to build an equitable economy".

He left his party the idea that deficit and debt reduction and good economic stewardship could co-exist with the party's traditional commitment to a more equitable society.

But the State in mid-stream abandoned its historic commitment to adequate and equitable funding as mandated by CFE.

But behind this playful, almost whimsical, presentation lies a strong commitment to sustainable production and equitable trading relations with the company's suppliers.