Sentence examples for commitment to meaningful governance from inspiring English sources

Many of the votes at annual meetings this year "represented key tests of the fund industry's commitment to meaningful governance reform," making them "too important to go undisclosed to mutual fund shareholders," Mr. Trumka wrote.

In Washington, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Friday that sanctions would continue until Iran showed a commitment to meaningful talks.

Millennials' commitment to meaningful social impact will play a tremendous role in shaping the future of CSR.

But he also had a commitment to effective governance that is sadly lacking today.

Second, realising Africa's enormous potential requires an ever-greater commitment to good governance.

This requires countries to prove a commitment to good governance and elections if they are to get the money.

Olympus said it "solemnly accepted" the Tokyo exchange's decision and promised to improve its commitment to corporate governance.

Mr. Jonathan, in his brief inaugural address, stated his "total commitment to good governance, electoral reform and the fight against corruption".

By unraveling the threads of our joint commitment to shared governance, it raises the chances those threads will be rewoven into something else: something deeply, and tragically, undemocratic.

My own country, Liberia, embodies Africa's emerging hope and the progress that can be made through a commitment to good governance and strong international support.

-- secondly, the next President shoudl understand that we will scrutinize closely his ministerial appointments for competence and commitment to good governance.