Sentence examples for commitment to implement the from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the Chancellor's commitment to implement the Nurse Review leaves open lots of questions about how the newly merged body – Research UK – will operate in practice.

In April 2012 HSBC chief executive, Stuart Gulliver, announced HSBC's commitment to implement the highest or most effective standards across the group to combat financial crime.

Talks continued, however, and bore progress when a commitment to implement the September 2012 agreements, with specific deadlines attached to the necessary actions, was signed in March 2013.

The Saudis remain highly concerned about the vulnerability of their energy production facilities and reaffirmed their strong desire for a long-term USG commitment to implement the JCCIP agreement.

While Unicef receives $5bn£3.8bnbn) annually harnessing global political commitment to implement the convention on the rights of the child, the UN Partnership on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities has a budget of just $5m per year.

Steve Kell, co-chair, NHS Clinical Commissioners: "The commitment to implement the Five Year Forward View is a welcome recognition that one size does not fit all, and the approach Andy Burnham has set out allows local health and care systems to work together to find the right local solutions".

She said the new document contains valuable additional elements that "reinvigorates the political commitment" to implementing the 2001 plan.

He added that no government since 2010 had shown less commitment to implementing the terms of its bailout agreement.

She added, "in their assessment, Standard & Poor's endorse the government's 'strong commitment to implementing the fiscal mandate' and specifically warn against slowing 'the pace and extent of fiscal consolidation'".

Hagel also described a group of performing gay men dressed as nuns as an "anti Catholic gay group". This is unlikely to damage Hagel much, but Democratic Senators must press Hagel hard on his commitment to implementing the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell.

So, as part of its commitment to implementing the Concordat, the EPSRC asked the Careers Research and Advisory Centre (CRAC) to find out what postdocs need in terms of personal and career developmental skills training, and how this compares to what is currently available.