Sentence examples for commitment to lowering from inspiring English sources
Industry experts said the decision sent a tepid message to oil markets about OPEC's commitment to lowering oil prices.
But some strategists believe that one reason stocks have disappointed so far is that Wall Street hasn't always been confident of the Fed's commitment to lowering rates aggressively.
There is no explicit target to cut the total regulatory burden on business, as Cameron requested, although arguably the commitment to "lowering administrative burdens and compliance costs" and "a burden reduction implementation mechanism" amounts to the same thing.
Adeney is admirable for his commitment to lowering consumption, and he may be well aware that Mustachianism is untenable for certain people, but it's still worth noting the environment in which his system of living was developed.
A new energy efficiency policy would not only save lives and cut costs, it would make a powerful statement regarding the Pentagon's commitment to lowering our dependence on foreign oil.
He called for far-reaching reform of Britain's antiquated electoral rules to help deal with low turnout, and re-stated Labour's commitment to lowering the voting age to 16 – when schools could be used to encourage participation.
The tax guarantee [Hague's stated commitment to lower the burden of taxes regardless of the state of the world economy in the next Parliament] will kill him.
But Janus's commitment to lower its fund management fees could reduce its profit, said Rachel Barnard, a stock analyst at Morningstar.
And he believed that by backing up his commitment to lower inflation with a new policy framework, he would break people's inflationary expectations.
It is hard to see how this is to be achieved.Last year, an outcry prevented Mr Singh from fulfilling a budget commitment to lower the government's subsidy of the price of fertiliser.
Despite its commitment to lower its debt, Telefónica has continued to pursue growth opportunities outside its domestic market in Spain, where it has been weighed down by the lengthy recession and high unemployment.
