Sentence examples for commitment to ownership from inspiring English sources

The HSSMP development phase was preceded by MoH's recognition of the need for a strategic direction and coordination of resources using a sectoral planning process, and its commitment to ownership through a 'unique' team arrangement.

The newly elected leader had just invited his party to abandon its traditional commitment to state ownership.

The party's blueprint for the next five years includes an ideological, though vague, commitment to state ownership.

He said Mr. Goodwin did not understand labor relations and had not shown a strong enough commitment to employee ownership.

The original Clause Four, drafted by Sidney Webb in November 1917, was Labour's historic commitment to public ownership.

The degree of commitment to public ownership has varied over time, however, and a variety of once publicly owned companies have been privatized.

Halfon wants a more equitable approach, balancing his party's commitment to home ownership with a new emphasis on low-cost renting.

Budget support figures are published annually by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development with a breakdown by provider, and can be used as a proxy for commitment to country ownership.

The party's right wing fought for decades to expunge nationalisation from the movement's creed, but not until Tony Blair was leader did they manage to ditch the commitment to "common ownership of the means of production".

Mr Miliband wants to shift to a pure "one member, one vote" system – a change his allies hailed as more radical than Tony Blair's party reforms, under which Labour ditched its Clause IV commitment to public ownership.

Those reared on British Labour Party politics will recognize this as Tony Blair's success in 1995 in persuading his party to abandon its commitment to public ownership of the means of production.