Sentence examples for commitment to introduce from inspiring English sources
Other policies contained in the coalition agreement will help families, including our commitment to introduce transferable allowances for married couples.
But then France, with its commitment to introduce a 35-hour week and its socialist prime minister, Lionel Jospin, is hardly a more alluring prospect.
Obtaining a commitment to introduce ferry service also added to the delays, Mr. Sheeran said, but ferry service is scheduled to begin in the spring.
Given such discrepancies, questions have been raised about the government's commitment to introduce legislation that will ensure its 0.7% commitment is fulfilled.
He said the labour hire licensing regime would improve the lives of workers and welcomed the Victorian government commitment to introduce it.
We're really pleased to see the commitment to introduce the VAT cost-sharing exemption included in the autumn statement (the only charity-specific measure in the statement).
His commitment to introducing sectoral collective bargaining, and mandatory collective bargaining for companies with more than 250 employees would transform and rebalance industrial relations to make them fit for the 21st century.
Yet, the website of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) still only confirms a commitment "to introducing legislation" to ratify the convention – adding that it will happen when parliamentary time allows.
From a commitment to introducing a more Americanised system of tax breaks for charitable giving, to advocating that government guarantee the bank accounts of charities working in at-risk areas, Ukip put forward new ideas.
"Like everyone on the Law School faculty, Professor Whitehead puts tremendous effort into his teaching, and his commitment to introducing more transactional and corporate law courses was a perfect fit for me as a student," says Burns.
