Sentence examples for commitment to this target from inspiring English sources

The coalition government reaffirmed its commitment to this target as part of the NHS listening exercise, where it was one of David Cameron's five pledges on the NHS.

He has allowed inflation to remain above target for the past four years while frequently confirming his commitment to that target.

"The first step is for parliament to approve it, showing political parties' commitment to the targets and the policies of the new economic programme.

Only with meeting the commitment to this strategic business imperative of a target return on diversity will progress prevail.

Since inflation has spent 68% of the last decade above the 2% target, substantial easing would cast doubt on the strength of the MPC's commitment to its target.

This includes a commitment to publish targets and reports on cutting red tape – which might sound like bureaucracy to cut bureaucracy – but is the kind of thing that successive industry secretaries have always come up to answer the vague demand for less government from small business, ever since the young Harold Wilson promised a "bonfire" of wartime controls in the 1940s.

Nevertheless the Prime Minister renewed his commitment to hit the target in May.

Thus they have arranged "offset" deals (giving work to local companies) in return for export contracts, but not made much of a long-term commitment to target markets.

Second, an offer is seen as a signal to the market of the bidder's commitment to acquire the target.

The government has recently underlined its commitment to the EU target of limiting global warming to an average rise of 2 deg C.

"In the 2015 Conservative manifesto, the prime minister reaffirmed his commitment to the immigration target he had been told was undeliverable.