Sentence examples for commitments and resources from inspiring English sources

We need action at the highest level, with commitments and resources to back it up.

As his current heirs at the State Department seek to temper the democracy-crusade idealism at the heart of the Bush Doctrine with a dose of practicality, pragmatism and realism, Mr. Beisner's book can offer some lessons about balancing commitments and resources, interests and ideals.

We at The Partnership join in the plea for increased resources generally -- with a focus on newborn health -- and put forward the hope that a newly-crafted Global Newborn Action Plan, embedded in the continuum of care, will bring new commitments and resources on a country, regional and global level.

States vary in their enthusiasm, in their financial commitment and resources, and in the effectiveness of their efforts to find and enroll children.

OSHA, with exclusive jurisdiction over workplace safety, must place its full commitment and resources behind mandatory regulation, strong oversight, enforcement and inspection.

We may already have sufficient powers in some areas and it's the lack of a corporate commitment and resources that's the problem.

It is still in its early stages in terms of creating practical solutions for fashion businesses, but its scope and aim give an idea of the commitment and resources that Denmark and other Scandinavian countries are devoting to these issues.

Next month, world leaders will descend on London for a global summit aiming for nothing less than "unprecedented political commitment and resources" to expand access to family planning services and supplies in developing countries.

On 11 July, world leaders will descend on London for a global summit on family planning, aiming to raise "unprecedented political commitment and resources" to expand access to family planning information, services and supplies in developing countries around the world.

"November , 1969marked the beginning of the decline in commitment and resources covering Apollo by all three television networks," David Meerman Scott and Richard Jurek write in "Marketing the Moon: The Selling of the Apollo Lunar Program".

"The challenge is to keep it down, in terms of commitment and resources".One problem is what happens to the 600,000 or so people employed by the drug trade.