Sentence examples for commitment to reversing from inspiring English sources

For all her involvement in political causes — and especially her urgent commitment to reversing climate change — Vivienne Westwood showed tailoring in a good third of her Man label.

Such a move would also signal his commitment to reversing many of the policies of the former Conservative government under longtime Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

earlier this month proposed the idea in the wake of the shooting in Tucson, Ariz., to demonstrate commitment to reversing the kinds of divisive political tendencies that many believed had played some part in the violence.

UN member states pledged to regularly report progress on their commitment to reversing the spread of HIV/AIDS; in 2003, the UNAIDS Secretariat developed a set of core indicators to monitor that progress [ 1, 13].

Luckily, city hall made a commitment to reverse the process before it was too late.

Ed Miliband at the Labour conference promised to abolish the bedroom tax, the one solid Labour commitment to reverse the government's welfare cuts.

Not wedded to central bankers' obsolete doctrines, he has made a commitment to reverse Japan's chronic deflation, setting an inflation target of 2%.

He suggested that oil traders, seeing the approach of an election, might dismiss any action as a political ploy rather than a commitment to reverse oil prices.

10.45am: Onto George Osborne's commitment to reverse some of Darling's national insurance rise, paid for by £6bn of new efficiency savings.

He added: "I cannot make a commitment to reverse the cuts made by the Tories, given we face a deficit of £75bn".

The arrangements carry little risk for the Fed, which receives an equal amount of the currency of the borrowing country together with a commitment to reverse the transaction at the same exchange rate.