Sentence examples for commitments to greater from inspiring English sources

Introducing the summit, David Cameron announced a range of commitments to greater transparency within the UK government.

A17 Network Pledges on Diversity Fox and CBS, facing threats from the N.A.A.C.P. that it would file lawsuits and stage boycotts to protest the number of minority roles in television series, joined the other two major networks in signing commitments to greater diversity.

There is also evidence of behind-the-scenes agonising about how a show in honour of a series that has only twice prominently featured female contributors – Gabby Logan as a presenter and Jacqui Oatley as a commentator – can meet the BBC's recent commitments to greater representation of women.

Developing countries faced substantial challenges in administering and enforcing the Uruguay round accords, and had legitimate concerns that violations of those rules could provoke retaliation that blocked access to foreign markets.However, the Doha round initiatives would probably be limited to commitments to greater transparency of government regulations and policies.

ASEAN also shows signs of growing or at least continuing fragmentation, despite long-standing formal commitments to greater integration (see [41]).

Others in politics have begun making similar commitments to greater work-life balance.

Friedell gave no specific commitment to greater parity.

"This is totally in contradiction to the government's commitment to greater transparency," he declared.

The first was a commitment to greater social justice and income distribution.

Those surveyed found it hard to see how a commitment to greater openness was served by restricting the media.

Political parties with the population's wellbeing at heart need to make a commitment to greater equality.