Sentence examples for commitment to stamp out from inspiring English sources

The dispute was seen as a test of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's commitment to stamp out corruption.

"The new licensing requirements highlight the NSW government's commitment to stamp out organised crime and outlaw motorcycle gang links to the tattoo industry," he said.

While its commitment to stamp out corruption sounds good, graft is too entrenched to be rooted out by the army alone; like the government it replaced, the officer corps is essentially a business club, serving the country's elite.

"We are united in our total condemnation of terrorism and our commitment to stamp out this evil," she added.

"With nearly a million children educated in our schools we not only must demonstrate a profound commitment to stamp out such stereotyping and bullying but we must also take action.

International financial institutions remain skeptical of the government's commitment to stamping out the problem.

He told the Guardian: "The home secretary and I have made clear our personal commitment to stamping out modern slavery.

MPs on the Commons environmental audit committee will urge the government on Monday not to weaken its commitment to stamping out fuel poverty.

The IAAF, criticised down the years for not doing enough to address the issue but latterly on a drive to emphasise its commitment to stamping out doping, said it was a positive step that more cheats were being caught.

The FA must restate its commitment to stamping out racism".

Founded in 1947 by the firebrand senator Eduardo Chíbas, the Cuban People's Party appealed to him, Castro told his father, because of its motto "virtue before money," which signaled its commitment to stamping out political corruption.