Sentence examples for commitment to expanded from inspiring English sources

Japan's deep commitment In signing the grant agreement, UNICEF Representative in Zimbabwe Dr. Peter Salama applauded the Japanese for holding to their commitment to expanded childhood immunization, even during this period of distress in Japan.

Reiterating his ministry's commitment to expanded birth registration, the Minister of Health, Dr. Richard Kamwi, said that plans call for rolling out this service to all of the country's 34 hospitals (starting with 6 hospitals in 2009), as well as its health centres and clinics.

shows Disney's commitment to expanding its entertainment franchise.

He said that Mrs. Clinton's commitment to expanding health care was well established.

Cameron's commitment to expand the programme with another new 500 schools is in many ways a logical next step.

Something about the counseling experience kindled a fierce commitment to expanding opportunities for the poor in employment and health care.

And as Mr. Bush noted, his alien encounter was further proof of his commitment to expanding the Republican Party's appeal.

The concession was awarded to Suez, which honored its commitment to expand the La Paz water network to several poor neighborhoods just outside the city.

Bigger Pell grants have been a priority of the Obama administration, part of its commitment to expanding access to college and building a better-educated work force.

BBC News director Helen Boaden said the move was an "important step" in the corporation's commitment to expanding its presence outside the capital.

Ed Malloy inspired all of us with his vision, guidance, and commitment to expanding opportunities for tradeswomen in the unionized building and construction trades.