Sentence examples for commitments to issue from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama should be prepared to veto any of these bills, while his administration moves forward with its commitments to issue a final rule on mercury emissions and a preliminary proposal to regulate greenhouse gases from power plants.
Apple, once one of the most admired companies on earth, is now one of the most financialised – over the last few years, Apple has issued billions of debt and made commitments to issue nearly as much as it has sitting in overseas bank accounts (some $200bn) to avoid paying more US taxes, and used the money to do buybacks that artificially jack up the price of its sagging stock.
And although no paperwork has yet come, the spokesperson added, "ICE expects the Chinese will honor their commitment to issue travel documents for those individuals confirmed to be Chinese nationals".
Many companies declare commitments to issues such as diversity or poverty alleviation in their values or mission statements.
She also maintained her commitment to issues of social justice, becoming actively involved with the National Association of Colored Women and the cause of woman suffrage.
* He should invite black leaders to the White House to hear their concerns about his administration's commitment to issues affecting their communities.
In 2000, they, too, demanded higher standards of real commitment to issues of race and class from the Democrats, and many found them wanting.
Tân: Our commitment to issues of race and class is not only present, but also essential to the way the store is curated.
Her academic and research trajectory show a deep commitment to issues of social justice and empowering members of traditionally disadvantaged groups through education and community involvement.
During that hour-long meeting, Mr. Santorum said that he felt a responsibility to assess Mr. Romney's commitment to issues that are important to social conservatives and tea party supporters, among others.
