Sentence examples for commitment to the growth from inspiring English sources

"Landbridge's commitment to the growth of the Port of Darwin will be a huge spur to the development of Australia's north, serving as a catalyst for the entry of major investment right across the port's upstream supply chain in agriculture, resources & energy and economic infrastructure," he said.

The former Manchester United midfielder takes his commitment to the growth of football in the US  very seriously.

The musical.ly Creator Fund illustrates our commitment to supporting the growth and development of our creators and expanding the opportunities available to the creator community, both inside and beyond the app," he added.

"Since pioneering the MID (Mobile Internet Device) category with the introductions of S5, X70EX and S7 over a period of less than 6 months, viliv has been unwavering in its commitment to the long-term growth and development of this fast-growing mobile computing product market segment, said Dr. Seung-Jin Yoo, Vice President, Yukyung Technologies".

The theoretical commitment to cut the growth of current spending to 0.7% a year from 2011-12 is to be implemented only after the election; it also relies a lot on the familiar hogwash of "efficiency savings".

Any lingering pretence of commitment to the kind of growth that is of benefit to the majority rather than a tiny rich minority was finally abandoned by George Osborne in the 2013 budget.

"Microsoft has demonstrated its commitment to the long-term growth of these technologies," Digitas' Dubovik says.

"Quite frankly I am very encouraged that our residents understand the need for their commitment to balance the growth that we have with preservation".

This offer should include a bipartisan commitment to reduce the growth of Medicare spending.

“Authentic leadership which includes judgment about pace, framing and what and how to disclose information is a commitment to serve the growth and adaptability of those you lead.”.

And his Social Democrats stress that the EU's commitment to the market and economic growth should go together with the aim of full EU-wide employment.Some critics in Sweden fear that this worthy agenda for the country's first presidency since it joined the EU five years ago is long on generalities but short on detail.