Sentence examples for commitment to promotion from inspiring English sources
The UN Human Rights Council passed a remarkable resolution that praised the Sri Lankan government's "commitment to promotion and protection of human rights".
On 20 November 1989, the world came together at the United Nations to demand a special commitment to promotion and protection of child rights.
Deputy Head of EU Delegation in Bosnia and Herzegovina Khaldoun Sinno underlined the EU's commitment to promotion and protection of children rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Innovation is the cornerstone of the Dutch economy, bolstered by a commitment to and promotion of a knowledge economy.
To be credible, President Bush needs to do more to demonstrate his commitment to the promotion of democracy, nation building and multilateralism.
It would mean the following: A political commitment to the promotion of decent work, with decency characterised by the observance of fair labour standards and rising real wages.
He urged Morgan to review the Department for Education guidance introduced in 2014 and, if necessary, write to the proprietors of independent faith schools to clarify government expectations and commitment to the promotion of British values.
It's easy to see why, at the time she and the president began their post-presidency conversations, Bush and those around him would have felt that their commitment to democracy promotion would constitute a lasting legacy.
In a terse statement to the press, President Fox said, "With this, we show by our actions, my government's commitment to the promotion and observance of human rights in our country".
However, while the citation focused on Mr. Carter's long commitment to the promotion of human rights, peace and democracy around the world, it clearly made a connection between the award and growing fears of a new war over Iraq.
