Sentence examples for commitment to the goal from inspiring English sources

While political commitment to the goal appears to be growing, in practice there remain many challenges.

Ihebuzor praised Tanzania's commitment to the goal – but says the big test is yet to come.

The historic resolution we just adopted enshrines our shared commitment to the goal of a world without nuclear weapons.

The administration is "going full steam ahead, with a full commitment" to the goal of protecting privacy, Mr. Jennings said.

Whether Mr. Reid holds firm will be a crucial test of his commitment to the goal of slowing the upward spiral of the nation's medical spending.

By definition, integration includes a number of stakeholders, and to promote regional food trade there needs to be deep discussion and long-term commitment to the goal.

Susan E. Rice, the American ambassador to the United Nations, defended the administration's record, saying that President Obama was attending the summit meeting to underscore his commitment to the goals.

In this 70th anniversary year in which we renew our commitment to the goals and principles of the UN charter, the international community must rise to the moment.

Not only did the generals, both in their early 60s, affirm the army's commitment to the goals of the revolution, including a swift transition to democracy under civilian rule.

The protesters say he was elected on a stated commitment to the goals of the revolution and promises he made, and that he's broken every one of those.

In Bangkok, members will take stock of progress, but only New Zealand shows any commitment to the goals, having announced cuts in its tariffs without waiting for other members to reciprocate.