Sentence examples for commitment to opening from inspiring English sources

He also reaffirmed his commitment to opening ties with Cuba (which some Republicans oppose).

The Obama administration is backpedaling on the president's commitment to opening more offshore lands to drilling.

Lingering only briefly on the eurozone crisis, Hollande's inaugural speech expressed a heartfelt commitment to opening up "new areas of negotiation" between employers and employees.

Would-be contractors were told about the commitment to opening up the industry, explains Crossrail's director of talent and resources, Valerie Todd.

On Monday the European Commission is expected to make a major announcement about the future of the Directive, including a much stronger commitment to opening up Europe's data.

But until then, an immediate commitment to opening up our profession through smarter, more modern and strategic efforts in communication will help.

And a third could be a Palestinian commitment to open negotiations with the Israelis.

He added: "We set out very clearly in the document today our commitment to open access.

Some governments are eager to stress their commitment to open web access for all, no matter what.

Government officials here bristle at the suggestion they have not yet wholly confirmed their commitment to open trade.

Should a long-standing commitment to open skies, called the Yamoussoukro Declaration, finally be implemented, LCCs could well put an end to SAA for good.