Sentence examples for commitments to increasing from inspiring English sources

Both the BBC and Channel 4 have made strong commitments to increasing diversity on screen.

All the main parties' manifestos include in their arts programmes commitments to increasing access and diversity.

Mr. Parsons said he was in favor of a government solution to the financial crisis that involved essentially creating a national bank that would buy toxic assets, mainly those linked to subprime mortgages, from banks in exchange for commitments to increasing lending.

The U.S. Government has made commitments to increasing the number of births registered, reducing the number of children living outside of protective family care, and reducing the number of children experiencing violence, exploitation, abuse and neglect.

Mr. Duncan took a swipe at some liberal arts colleges and research universities for creating brands based on "exclusivity," but singled out for praise Vassar and Franklin & Marshall College for their strategic commitments to increasing diversity and their work to attract low-income students.

"We are trying to pin them down on real commitments to increase output," an official said.

But it has shied away from commitments to increase the retirement age.

Commitments to increase some areas of public spending no bigger than the Tories'.

Microsoft also made commitments to increase its support for industry standards and work with open-source software developers.

That budget, which contained expensive commitments to increase pension and child benefit, has been blamed for the defeat which followed.

The Republic of Serbia has taken important commitments to increase the participation of renewable energy sources in meeting energy needs.