Sentence examples for commitment to forging from inspiring English sources

Our efforts around conflict minerals are illustrative of our commitment to forging sustainable solutions to complex challenges deep within our supply chain.

The UK must be given an opt-out from the EU's historic commitment to forge an ever closer union.

"We understand and respect the right of others to maintain their commitment to this goal," he said of the commitment to forge an ever-closer union.

Democrats who talk to him come away impressed with what they say is the depth of his commitment to forge a new kind of government.

They are: Answering Britain's concerns about sovereignty by giving the UK an exemption from the EU's historic commitment to forge an "ever closer union".

A British opt-out from the EU's historic commitment to forge an ever closer union of the peoples of Europe.

Cameron said he would seek to amend the Lisbon treaty to give Britain an opt-out from the EU's commitment to forge an ever closer union of the peoples of Europe.

China and Asean also signed a commitment to forge a free-trade area by 2010 with China as the core -- in effect, an offer by Beijing to help neighbors share in its growth.

Instead, it praises "open public services," or "multi-sourcing"—that is, mixing providers.Alas, the coalition's commitment to forge a "Big Society", in which charitable and voluntary groups would prosper as the state shrinks, looks a bit threadbare, given the growing heft of major suppliers.

One reason IMRE has been able to achieve so much in so short a time is its commitment to forge alliances with partners in industry and in academia.

We will go forward with the confidence that right makes might, and with the commitment to forge an America that is safer, a world that is more secure, and a future that represents not the deepest of fears but the highest of hopes.