Sentence examples for commitment to partnerships from inspiring English sources

"Next is a renewed commitment to partnerships.

We strongly believe that in order to find solutions to the pressing problems children are facing and to implement the global sustainable development agenda we need new ways of thinking and doing development cooperation, increased investments in innovation, and maybe most importantly, improved commitment to partnerships in doing so".

The Board was thanked for taking part in a variety of important discussions this week, including: talks on UNICEF's humanitarian response; the reaffirmation of UNICEF's involvement and commitment to partnerships; approval of the new strategic plans for Health and Nutrition and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene; and support of the proposed UNICEF budget, which included pledges for $257.5 million.

But a true revival of the NATO alliance would probably involve an American commitment to partnership and finding a strategic consensus on how to fight terrorism that may be beyond what Mr. Kerry is prepared to offer.

"A special message I want to deliver to my Republican colleagues who are here," Mr. Obama said, flanked by Vice President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. "I offer you the hand of friendship, the same commitment to partnership as I do my Democratic colleagues.

The softly spoken Mr Michael, although insisting he will be as tough on crime as ever he was as police minister, is best known for his commitment to partnership working.

A commitment to partnership working is also a belief in planning and in the idea that it is possible to work in a "whole system" way as long as there is some degree of stability, knowledge, support and commitment to doing so.

"What excites us so much about The Space is the chance to unite the BBC's tradition of technical innovation with our commitment to partnership and the arts," Roly Keating, BBC Director of Archive Content said.

After its Security Council misdeed last year, Turkey was warned by Obama's top diplomat on European affairs, Philip Gordon, that it must "demonstrate its commitment to partnership with the West".

The prospect of a return to the party's socialist origins in commitment to partnership with trade unions and state ownership has drawn stark predictions it could be annihilated in 2020 national elections by a British public that in May re-elected Cameron for a second term on a promise to cut welfare spending.

She commended UNICEF on its commitment to partnership, saying the children's organisation had "walked all the way with us".