Sentence examples for commitments to aid from inspiring English sources

The only reason this hasn't happened yet is a deficit of political will – measured in financial commitments to aid.

From 1936 King supported the French and British policy of appeasing Germany, refused to make any public commitments to aid Britain in the event of war, and declared that Parliament would decide Canada's course if and when fighting broke out.

The President made plain that he was reluctant to send even light weapons, and he warned against any "slip-slide" into "deeper and deeper commitments" to aid Syria's rebels or civilians.

A number of initiatives (such as the International Health Partnership+) have been therefore launched drawing the attention on the importance of better monitoring donors' as well as country partners' commitments to aid effectiveness standards in the health sector [ 32].

But perhaps we should welcome a discussion about the UK's commitment to aid spending, because it is important.

When the Senate voted this week for an open-ended commitment to aid a war against drug cultivation in Colombia, 11 senators dissented by supporting a modest amendment.

With winter approaching, the Afghans could use the bags for warmth while being constantly reminded of our country's commitment to aid the Muslim people.

Just a few days earlier in Japan, Obama expressed his country's firm commitment to aid Japan if a conflict were to erupt over the disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu islands in the East China Sea.

On Tuesday, Gutierrez indicated the Bush line when he said the U.S affirmed its commitment to aiding Cuba "when a transition government committed to democracy is in place".

Along with my deep commitment to aiding my fellow New Yorkers, I've also been committed to enjoying life in the city that never sleeps.

Even after 1980, however, many evangelicals continued to exhibit a genuine commitment to aiding the less fortunate.