Sentence examples for commitments to economic from inspiring English sources

London won its opt-out from the single currency project at Maastricht in 1991, and commitments to economic reform on more competitive, Anglo-Saxon lines.

The prospects for a meaningful worldwide climate agreement probably improved last November, with the election of Barack Obama, but his commitments to economic recovery and carbon reduction — to bringing the country out of recession while also reducing U.S. greenhouse emissions to seventeen per cent of their 2005 level by 2050 — don't pull in the same direction.

Even within ASEAN, commitment to economic integration is weak.

But, he added: "Megawati's commitment to economic reform is an open question.

This, together with a long-term commitment to economic growth, is the solution to our state budget problem.

FOR a generation or more, Egyptian governments have loudly proclaimed their commitment to economic and political freedom.

And for all Mr Chidambaram's efforts, the commitment to economic reform among the political class may be skin deep.

A. Well, first, he has expressed a genuine commitment to economic reform and the Russian economy is growing again.

But so far, his commitment to economic reform has remained largely rhetorical, apparently in anticipation of the actual Gref program.

It has led many foreign businessmen to question the leadership's commitment to economic reforms and to fear that law, far from being strengthened, is being abused.

According to a 2013 poll by Penn, Schoen, and Berland and Burston-Marsteller, Americans may be divided on political questions, but we share a commitment to economic enterprise.