Sentence examples for commitments to opening from inspiring English sources

Despite commitments to opening up regional trade, government policies lack action, says the World Bank, while big producers and their connections are invested in the status quo.

Forty-six members have already published action plans detailing more than 300 commitments to open government.

Of the 61 countries that belong to the Open Government Partnership, 37 made new commitments to open government during the organisation's summit in London on 1 November.

Substantial commitments to open up services markets in China have also been made.

He also reaffirmed his commitment to opening ties with Cuba (which some Republicans oppose).

The Obama administration is backpedaling on the president's commitment to opening more offshore lands to drilling.

On Monday the European Commission is expected to make a major announcement about the future of the Directive, including a much stronger commitment to opening up Europe's data.

Would-be contractors were told about the commitment to opening up the industry, explains Crossrail's director of talent and resources, Valerie Todd.

Lingering only briefly on the eurozone crisis, Hollande's inaugural speech expressed a heartfelt commitment to opening up "new areas of negotiation" between employers and employees.

But until then, an immediate commitment to opening up our profession through smarter, more modern and strategic efforts in communication will help.

The Jets made an early commitment to opening up the passing game, and the offensive players' increasing familiarity with the system has given them confidence.