Sentence examples for commitments to reforms from inspiring English sources

Germany in particular has made it clear that it wants strong commitments to reforms.

Many of its fellow eurozone countries, however, and Germany in particular, say they first want clearer commitments to reforms from Tsipras and his government.

In the past decade, countries like Egypt, Jordan, and Algeria have made vaunted public commitments to reform.

He failed to win any commitments to reform the system in return.Mr Martin is ceding revenues to the provinces too.

The process throughout was fraught with missteps, charges of corruption and Russian backsliding on commitments to reform.

And it gives Mr. Assad — who needs to be gone — a lifeline by urging his government to implement its now thoroughly discredited "commitments" to reform.

Yet in the campaign so far he has tended to be wary of sounding too radical or too specific in his commitments to reform.

They too said that Vietnam's failure to demonstrate commitments to reform would undermine US-Vietnam ties.

"Countries renewed their commitment to reforms.

During a tour of China's northeastern rust belt this week, Xi reaffirmed his commitment to reforms.

A full airing of the case, along with a commitment to reforms, his parents said, could save lives.