Sentence examples for commitments laid out from inspiring English sources

Channel 4 has doubled spending on diversity to £5m a year, which covers all commitments laid out in its Diversity Charter and includes an annual £2m Alpha Fund.

Now officials are apparently considering using the army in Sudan, either by helping to deliver aid, or protecting refugee camps against marauders.In an effort to present his shake-up as something besides cost-cutting, Mr Hoon reiterated the strategic commitments laid out by his predecessor in 1998.

Mr Lavrov also reiterated accusations that Kiev had failed to fulfil commitments laid out in the 17 April Geneva accord designed to end the crisis.

The US had previously said it would impose further sanctions should Russia fail to fulfil commitments laid out in the 17 April Geneva accord.

The commitments laid out in Kyoto drive the market for these products, and 2012 is an extremely short time horizon for capital investment.

In order to meet the commitments laid out in the Paris Agreement, it's estimated that the world will spend $13.5 trillion.

The commitments were laid out in a draft document circulated at the end of a two-day meeting last week on the plight of migrants from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.

In this paper, we will assess progress in meeting commitments on drug donations laid out in the London Declaration.

We are confident that we can demonstrate our commitment to the responsibilities laid out for us in the Good Friday Agreement.

Although the Bahraini regime has proclaimed its commitment to the reforms laid out in the Bahrain independent commission of inquiry's report (pdf), the disturbingly draconian policies authorized by the king demonstrate otherwise.

Lt. Gen. Valdas Tutkus, the Lithuanian chief of defense, said one of his nation's primary reasons for joining NATO was the commitment to collective defense laid out in Article V of the alliance's charter.