Sentence examples for commitment to reviewing from inspiring English sources

This spring, Mohamed Morsi's Presidential-campaign platform gave a commitment to reviewing legislation — including laws pertaining to women's rights — to insure that it was "in accordance with Islamic Sharia".

Since President Vicente Fox took office, his commitment to reviewing the incidents that took place in the 1960's and 70's, known as the "dirty war," has been unwavering.

The 17.5% cut in funding for 18-year-olds unfairly penalises further education students and I'd like to see Labour make a commitment to reviewing the decision if they get into power.

Toward that end, they made a serious commitment to reviewing the performance of the hospital's board.

Selecting and adopting a solution is only the first step in a larger innovation journey that should be coupled with a commitment to reviewing — and if necessary, changing — corporate culture and governance.

He renews his commitment to review the system.

The changes form part of the government's commitment to review employment law to support business and concentrate on growth.

"We welcome the commitment to review next year's rise if the improved business environment doesn't materialise".

A commitment to review the law was given by ministers when the Children Act was going through parliament in 2004.

"I think the commitment to review qualifications in 2013 is something that should be maintained," he said.

Wardle cited the South Australian government's commitment to review live music regulation and red tape as the kind of response the industry needs.