Sentence examples for commitment to its targets from inspiring English sources

In a letter to the prime minister, the companies criticised the split in the government over the future of energy supplies, including possible questions over the UK's commitment to its targets to tackle climate change.

Since inflation has spent 68% of the last decade above the 2% target, substantial easing would cast doubt on the strength of the MPC's commitment to its target.

Charles Evans, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, voted against the December rate hike, and said in a post-meeting statement that the Fed needed to demonstrate a commitment to its target.

On Saturday Scott Morrison said that Australia's commitments to its Paris targets "haven't changed".

The increases this year are part of a gradual series of steps to return rates to historically normal levels, and they reflect both the Fed's confidence in America's economic strength and its commitment to bring the inflation rate to its target of 2percentt.

The survey lauded the consumer goods company – which has committed to achieving zero net deforestation by 2020 – for its Sustainable Living campaign, the "bold statements and actions" made by its CEO, and its commitment to published targets.

Asked whether Spain's commitment to meeting its deficit targets might require further action, despite signs of a deepening recession, Mr. Rajoy would say only that he hoped to avoid resorting to further increases in income and sales taxes in next year's budget.

The coalition government reaffirmed its commitment to this target as part of the NHS listening exercise, where it was one of David Cameron's five pledges on the NHS.

After the meeting, the Greek government reaffirmed its commitment to hit budget targets for 2011 and 2012, to avoid generating new debt and to revamp the dysfunctional economy.

"The first step is for parliament to approve it, showing political parties' commitment to the targets and the policies of the new economic programme.

I am also proud that the coalition agreement included the commitment to retain targets to reduce child poverty to the level it was at before Thatcher's government.