Sentence examples for commitment to less from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boehner and his fellow House Republicans moved quickly this week to demonstrate their commitment to less spending.

His tenure did not see it become a university, but he had focused its work on higher education while retaining its commitment to less privileged Londoners.

Xavi Cañigueral, a 27 year-old political adviser in Barcelona's city hall and a member of the conservative People's Party, said he preferred Mr. Romney because of his commitment to less government intervention.

Mr. Gray, who maintains close connections to senior officials in the new administration, predicted that the case would ultimately be settled on terms far less onerous for Microsoft than a breakup because of the White House's commitment to less regulation.

What is to happen if convictions can never be obtained because of serial intimidation?), a commitment to less unnecessary stuff on this and that and more safeguards for what we already have – none of it revolutionary or even particularly meaningful.

In the 2008 presidential election campaign, Johnson endorsed Ron Paul for the Republican nomination, "because of his commitment to less government, greater liberty, and lasting prosperity for America".

The Covent Garden Community Association protested that the GLC fell behind on its commitments to less flashy parts of the neighborhood while developing the Market.

When the Kings didn't re-sign him — although they've made long-term commitments to less-skilled and more replaceable forwards such as Jordan Nolan and Kyle Clifford — Washington grabbed him.

not one of which bears responsibility for the quality of the market". Some of the ads, which will run in newspapers and business magazines, criticize Nasdaq as a market that has less commitment to investors, less liquid markets and wider quote spreads for stocks.

And we should throw our newfound political will behind a sweeping commitment to use less gas — build cars that use less oil (or none at all) and figure out better ways to transport Americans.

And we should throw our newfound political will behind a sweeping commitment to use less gas — build cars that use less oil (or none at all) and figure out better ways to transport Americans.Ms Margonelli notes that the Gulf disaster will likely lead to calls for a ban on new offshore drilling, and that this ultimately won't accomplish very much.