Sentence examples for commitments to deal from inspiring English sources

However, Oxfam said that the G20 had "not made new commitments to deal with the crisis".

The piece was written for Dawn Upshaw, who had to cancel her New Crowned Hope commitments to deal with early-stage breast cancer, according to a statement from her manager earlier this month.

The document that emerged from the discussions is filled with commitments to deal with that issue and other sources of public concern about the gap between the incomes of residents of dirt-poor villages and those living in privileged urban enclaves.

While every country's capabilities are different, all need to develop very clear roadmaps for how they will put their NDCs - their Nationally Determined Contributions, or commitments to deal with climate change - into action.

If governments are serious about using aid to end poverty, they must speak out on this issue and make concrete commitments to dealing with it.

But we need to make the reasons clear and make concrete our commitment to deal with the debt over time.

Extract from Osborne's speech: "This Budget reaffirms our unwavering commitment to deal with Britain's record debts.

"The commitment to deal with the culture that breeds extremism is a very important commitment," Ms. Rice said.

What is missing from both parties' policy platforms is any substantive commitment to deal with adapting to climate change.

AS HE delivered his budget on March 21 last year, George Osborne spoke of his "unwavering commitment to deal with Britain's record debts".

The Psychoactive Substances Bill, proposed by Conservative peer Lord Bates, reflects the new government's manifesto commitment to deal with legal highs.