Sentence examples for commitment to the agenda from inspiring English sources

And his own commitment to the agenda items that he's proposed is an open question.

Over 200 companies attended, enabling Commercial to talk about their services and demonstrate their continuing commitment to the agenda, which included testing a new hydrogen-fuelled delivery van.

Instead of thinking about how Netanyahu's move may adversely affect their personal ambitions, they should challenge the prime minister to demonstrate his commitment to the agenda he spelled out and even offer support to him should he proceed solemnly on these fronts.

The Chancellor has diluted the Coalition's commitment to the green agenda, to the horror of the Liberal Democrats.

He also noted that the conservative establishment retained a striking amount of faith in the Bush administration and its commitment to the conservative agenda.

Last week's government reshuffle has also reopened doubts about the Conservatives' commitment to the green agenda: Owen Paterson, the new Environment Secretary, has been described as a climate sceptic and a supporter of shale gas.

Over the past five years, every one of the top five ranking countries has deteriorated in at least one category, demonstrating that even the highest performers need to remain vigilant and retain an ongoing commitment to the governance agenda," Ibrahim said.

David Cameron's commitment to the green agenda will come under the fiercest scrutiny yet this week when top climate-change experts will warn that only greater use of renewable energy – including windfarms – can prevent a global catastrophe.

On an artistic path marked by twists and turns and restless experimentation, she maintained a fierce commitment to the modernist agenda and a belief in art's near-magical powers.

In a packed fringe meeting I chaired on green energy, I asked the audience if their confidence in the Conservative party's commitment to the green agenda had been damaged.

Its commitment to the "green agenda" and the serendipity of being able to find independent cafes, second-hand vinyl record stores and vintage clothes stores right next to the big brands gives the city an ambience British cities have lost to the land value greed exerted by pension-fund landlords and short-sighted councils.