Sentence examples for commitment to measures from inspiring English sources

One thing that has changed since Mandelson has been at the EU is the fact that Labour has some serious political competition on this issue and David Cameron is using this opportunity for all it is worth to demonstrate his continued commitment to measures that support women in the labour market.

Analysts said that the best-case scenario would be a shaky coalition government, which would once again expose Italy and the euro zone to turmoil if markets question its commitment to measures that have kept the budget deficit within a tolerable 3 percent of gross domestic product.

One of our speakers, William Davies, wonders whether the UK government's commitment to measuring, and then making policy on, the nation's wellbeing is one of the biggest own-goals ever perpetrated by the administrative classes.

The new Lab would do well to follow the MCC in its commitment to measuring the impact of its work and disclosing its results candidly, good and bad alike.An emphasis on science, technology and innovation is long overdue in foreign aid.

There is a special commitment to measuring the impact of each of the SAFE interventions.

"The hallmarks of an effective program," she writes, "are employer engagement, a practice-based curriculum, student support services and a commitment to measuring results post-program".

Long-term and sustainable school safety also requires a commitment to preventive measures.

So, a firm commitment to new measures on youth unemployment, but no actual details of this New Deal.

Each has said they want to end the housing crisis but none so far have made a commitment to the measures needed to achieve this goal.

Doubts about Greece's commitment to austerity measures, which are hammering the already shrinking economy, will likely fester no matter who wins the election.

In his spring budget he will need to reinforce his commitment to retrenchment.Painful measures to restore health to the public finances will be all the more important because Britain's longer-term prospects have dimmed too.