Sentence examples for commitments to break from inspiring English sources
The disaster of the 2012 Health and Social Care Act – presided over by the then health secretary Andrew Lansley – stemmed directly from unpublicised pre-election commitments to break the NHS up and introduce market competition, as a step towards realising the Thatcher-era dream of an insurance-based system where healthcare would be provided by profit-making companies.
A commitment to break from austerity?
The point was to test our mettle, to lay bare the depths of our character and commitment, to break the individuals so that the group could be built — amalgamated from the debris of our former selves.
It will require political courage and real commitment to break down these barriers, but it must happen if we are to open up our best state schools to all parents, irrespective of their wealth.
The commitment to break the link between poverty and educational attainment is reflected in this agreement, with a £35m boost to the Pupil Deprivation Grant which is acknowledged as a vitally important tool in achieving this goal.
It is also good to be reminded that most successful startups take a lot of time and commitment to break out.
Private-sector initiatives like these must be followed up with political commitment to break down barriers to access, strengthen public infrastructures and improve the logistics of insulin distribution.
In the meeting with Phoung Anh, - or 'Crystal' as she calls herself due her brittle bone disease or Osteogenesis Imperfecta – he spoke about their common spirit and commitment to break down barriers for those with disabilities.
Then again, if you really cannot bear the thought of seeing their face and reactions, or you're genuinely concerned that this will make you undo your commitment to break up by not remaining resolute, the phone might be a valid option.
Today, this page's commitment to breaking new ground breaks new ground.
At its core was a commitment to breaking the link between deprivation and attainment.
