Sentence examples for commitment to fund from inspiring English sources
turning back boats]" beat, matching Labor's commitment to fund the Appin Road in western Sydney – simply said Daley was wrong.
Given that he failed to be more precise, it seems likely that he meant the continued commitment to fund Froome and his team-mates.
When Labour announced its commitment to fund sanitary products for low-income school pupils, it signalled more than a pot of money.
The Baltimore package includes a preliminary commitment to fund construction of the proposed light-rail Red Line, according to administration officials.
To these ends, the initiatives above must be supported by: A greater commitment to fund and support capacity-building in science and education globally, and particularly in developing countries.
A commitment to fund a scheme fully should mean a company's managers want it to be as risk-free as possible there is no point in making contributions that are then frittered away.
It is Eli's political commitment to fund-raisers like the one for the Nigerians that has given him a moral raison d'être.
In 1971, the Defense Department's Advanced Research Projects Agency made a five-year commitment to funding speech recognition.
The initiative recently received an important boost with an EU commitment to funding.
In the US, legislation on internet offenders is invariably backed with a strong commitment to funding changes in the law.
