Sentence examples for commitment to reducing government from inspiring English sources

By 2012, Greece needed another infusion of cash to stay afloat and, once again, a loan was made on the condition that the government remain steadfast in its commitment to reducing government spending.

Thaler is described by the party as one of the pioneers of behavioural finance and will advise the Tory party on the design of regulatory policy, with a special responsibility for helping the Tories to achieve "progressive goals in a way that is consistent with our commitment to reducing government spending and cutting the regulatory burdens on business and society".

The full conservative bent of the GOP ticket and Ryan's commitment to reducing government programs for lower and middle-income groups plays into the Obama strategy.

"The House will forge ahead with the commitments we have made to reducing government spending," said the House speaker, John A. Boehner, who earlier this month said he was "morally bound" to honor the statute and who has previously indicated a willingness to entertain Pentagon cuts.

Two considerations, however, [End Page 195] point in the opposite direction.38 First, the largest of the tax cuts (that of 1981) coincided with the election of a president who had a strong commitment to reducing the size of government.

As part of its commitment to reducing red tape, the government had a consultation about whether it should revoke the rule that required anyone producing margarine to fortify it with vitamins A and D. The unnamed responder expressed concern that such a change could increase the number of cases of vitamin D deficiency in the population.

At this juncture Bush, perhaps concerned that this nice-sounding interviewer was luring him into saying something that would outrage conservative Republicans, or that Colbert's researchers hadn't read up on his record, reaffirmed his commitment to reducing the size of the government.

The biggest test of governments' commitment to reducing carbon will come with the economic downturn.

The immigration minister Brandon Lewis said the government's commitment to reducing net migration "does not detract from our determination to attract international students from around the world" but said the government was still cracking down on systemic abuse.

"The government continues to provide support to local authorities through general funds as part of the government's commitment to reducing ring-fencing and ending top-down Whitehall control".

[It] is a stunning early indication of the government's commitment to reducing child obesity".