Sentence examples for commitment to the proposal from inspiring English sources

* A commitment to the proposal for universal Sustainable Development Goals is needed, as goals for Global Sustainability.

Mr. Mori, who acknowledged this week that he is a computer novice who has only recently learned how to use a mouse, appeared today with an international group of high-technology executives to underscore his nation's commitment to the proposal.

At the same conference, Johnson brandished a document marked sensitive which showed the civil service had briefed him that he was to express an interest in replicating the Helsinki east-west peace process for the Middle East, but not to make any commitment to the proposal.

He eventually came up with a "Third Way" proposal, then immediately started backing away from his own idea, ducking questions from the media regarding his commitment to the proposal.

If he had responded positively to the opportunities offered him during the negotiations sponsored by President Bill Clinton at Camp David in 2000 and had made a clear and public commitment to the proposals made at Taba, Egypt, in January , 2001 we might already have an agreement on a just peace.

But Mark Littlewood, Director General at the Institute of Economic Affairs said the commitment to the Green belt meant the proposals fell "at the first hurdle".

They questioned the governor's commitment to the issue, saying Mr. Pataki's proposal could not be declared dead on arrival because it had not officially arrived: it was slipped under the door of an Assembly lawyer on Monday night while lawmakers were out of session and out of town.

As long as governments make "a firm commitment" to adopt the proposals, they could become law "in a matter of months", he says.

"The regions have not changed or altered in any way their interpretation, understanding, intent or commitment to the agreements reached since the first proposals were made in May , 2012

"The Bush administration's proposal demonstrates its commitment to the strategy of undermining a woman's right to choose by ascribing legal rights to embryos," said Kate Michelman, president of the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League.

Independent MP Lady Hermon had attracted Conservative support for her proposal to make the commitment to the principles of the Good Friday Agreement clearer in the Bill although she later decided against forcing a vote.