Sentence examples for commitments to emerge from inspiring English sources

With George Osborne back at the Treasury, there is nothing to stop his plan to devolve £6bn of health and care funding to the control of Greater Manchester, one of the more tangible commitments to emerge from his Northern Powerhouse rhetoric.

Among the few commitments to emerge from a one-day climate summit — held at the United Nations in New York on Tuesday and attended by over 100 heads of state — was a promise to end destruction of the world's forests by 2030 and funnel over $1 billion in aid to countries where forest conservation is most needed.

A survey of big investors by the association found that 65% plan to increase their commitments to emerging markets in the next five years.Several things explain their new appeal.

But some wonder if these new series have less to do with the networks' commitment to emerging comedy groups than with their desire to please a fickle youth audience.

Though Toyota framed the action as part of its commitment to emerging markets — indeed, the brand expects production of passenger cars in India to increase from the current 160,000 units to 310,000 in 2013 — the announcement came at a time when Toyota, as well as other Japanese automakers, were pursuing strategies to shelter their businesses from the effects of a strong yen.

It is the music team that also steers Burberry's ongoing commitment to emerging musicians — not just with projects such as Burberry Acoustic but, as Bailey is keen to explain, in the way that the company "work on a lot of things that we don't show with musicians, matching artists up with the right management and record labels and things.

We've made a commitment to emerging markets.

And now we're pleased to announce that we're stepping up our commitment to emerging ecosystems.

(di Suvero's resolute commitment to emerging artists is also evidenced by his Athena Foundation to award grants to artists, and La Vie des Formes foundation in France hosting artists in studio and exhibition spaces).

Onstage, the strikers, who are black-and-white caricatures of commitment, seem literally to emerge out of the documentary, weighed down by historical fact and coated in the impasto of slogans.

We head into the June meeting with a strong sense of commitment, and hope to emerge with a national policy which will reach out to victims, set guidelines for response and help people to restore their trust in the church".