Sentence examples for commitment to lobbying from inspiring English sources
The report found that in the case of the 2014 UK-Rwanda pilot, led by the Department for International Development (DfID), PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) played a "central management role" despite the global accountancy firm's commitment to "lobbying for tax changes with governments and revenue authorities on behalf of our clients".
Without the commitment not to lobby Congress, the U.S. has offered thirty-four billioverollars over the course of the decade.
So lawmakers adept at the Washington budget game are pressing to get a clean $20 billion FEMA commitment, plus the right to lobby for much more assistance from other federal programs.
UNICEF should take a strategic decision on the best of two options: i) to lobby for greater resources to achieve CCC commitments ii) to reduce commitments in CCC sectors.
He also continued to lobby the British government in these years to increase its commitment to third world development and the FAO.
Given the policy commitments South Africa has now made as a country, it will be important for the organisations of people with psychosocial disability, their allies, and institutional rights-monitoring mechanisms in South Africa to lobby for and track the extent to which these commitments are honoured in the actual implementation of the new mental health policy.
President Obama reinstated it in 2009 as one of his first acts upon taking office, but his administration has been criticized for straying from the commitment to openness in practice, even lobbying against a similar version of the legislation that nearly passed both houses of Congress two years ago.
So they continued to lobby.
It knows how to lobby the West.
