Sentence examples for commitment to realising from inspiring English sources

In truth, all of Frusciante's solo albums have been concept albums of a sort, acting as a filter for his personal philosophy and a commitment to realising the world of his imagination.

Progress on scaling up health interventions in low-income countries to narrow the health equity gap often requires technical and financial co-operation (bi-lateral and/or multi-lateral) with the international community, a shared commitment to realising health rights, exemplified by what we term the global right to health norm.

Let us be strong, let us be free Originally created for the children of Gaza, the music video's uplifting chorus underscores the student's steadfast commitment to realising a common humanity: "Let's make a change, Let's make a stand, The world must be together as one, Let us be strong, let us be free".

The Special Session offers an unparalleled opportunity not only for a high-level review of progress for children since 1990 - but to re-energise the international commitment to realising a global vision for children now and in the years to come.

For it offers an unparalleled opportunity not only for a high-level review of progress since the 1990 World Summit for Children - but to re-energise the international commitment to realising a global vision for children now and in the years to come.

It is in pursuit of that solemn pledge that the General Assembly will convene a Special Session on Children in September, an event that offers an unparalleled opportunity not only for a high-level review of progress since the Summit - but to redouble the international commitment to realising a global vision for children now and in the years to come.

"We need someone in No 10 to ensure that [the] PM's unequivocal commitment to make us the most energy efficient nation is realised".

"We have reaffirmed our longer-term commitment to helping realise the V&A at Dundee and our intention remains to make a substantial capital contribution to the overall construction costs".

For example, South Africa's National Health Act provides legislative recognition of a range of health-related rights, including a commitment to progressively realise the right to health care that also appears in the constitution (Appendix A).

Finally, contributing to the national, regional and global evidence and evaluation database is central to realising the commitment made at the Girl Summit.

The College "offer" can only expand and diversify because of the extraordinary commitment from many people to realise the ambition for England to create a strong professional voice for social work.