Sentence examples for commitment to relief from inspiring English sources

When the Left broke with the Congress in 2009, the alliance that remained – the UPA – departed from any commitment to relief.

The president also used his speech to outline in his most specific terms yet the American commitment to relief aid and the reconstruction of a post-Hussein Iraq, a centerpiece of the administration's strategy to persuade the world that it would not wage war and then walk away.

Although the attention of many has shifted from Syria, it does not change the facts: Syria is a major humanitarian crisis, and will only continue to deteriorate without a strong, continued commitment to relief efforts, from the U.S. and other nations.

The renewed commitment to debt relief is a significant victory for a coalition of religious, charity and pressure groups worldwide that helped put debt relief on the world agenda several years ago.

But his commitment to Comic Relief remains firm, even as the charity celebrates its 25th anniversary.

Our combined financial commitment to tsunami relief and reconstruction is nearly $4 billion.

Aid professionals are also leery of the private sector's commitment to disaster relief.

But his commitment to the relief project he had embarked on was untempered, and it was clear to me that he would soon go back.

Refugee Council chief executive Maurice Wren has criticised the UK government's approach, commenting: "The commitment to the relief effort has been laudable, but it's not enough.

Without flexibility, the earliest any HIPC candidate would have seen relief would have been autumn 2002.Mozambique has now become the test case for the seriousness of the international community's commitment to debt relief.

request to reallocate some of its gold reserves to support the monetary fund's own commitment to debt relief, an accounting change that the fund says would free $570 million to relieve poor nations' debt.