Sentence examples for commitments to close from inspiring English sources
Their proposals to address the budget deficit thus rely on a mix of ambiguous commitments to close unspecified loopholes and the fairly radical assumption that voters won't mind losing a big chunk of what the government does.
These are significant numbers and have in some instances resulted in real change, whether it was the successful referendum, bipartisan nation-wide commitments to close the health equality gap, or the delivery of a long overdue apology to the stolen generations.
The ODI urges donors convening in Addis Ababa for the UN meeting in July to "set out concrete commitments to close this gap" and meet the UN's longstanding target to spend 0.7% of their gross national income on official development assistance.
They are beginning to track the gaps in coverage and build action plans and commitments to close them.
Like many teacher union contracts, the New Haven contract preserves tenure, does not allow good teachers to get paid more than bad teachers, allows a minority of teachers to block work rule waivers favored by a majority of teachers, and makes no commitments to close any specific bad schools.
Yet the administration is not planning to abandon the law's commitments to closing the achievement gap between minority and white students and to encouraging teacher quality.
Abbott and his government have many questions to answer when it comes to their real commitments to closing the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australia, yet it comes as no surprise that they leave the chamber when called upon to answer these questions.
Despite Mr. Long's professed commitment to close his shop, some Birdel's stalwarts refuse to believe him.
US president Barack Obama saluted the late king's commitment to close US – Saudi ties and offered condolences.
That is surely the lesson of Guantánamo and it is why we welcome President-elect Obama's commitment to close it.
