Sentence examples for commitments to roll from inspiring English sources

"This is now the ideal time for ministers to take the next step and deliver long-standing commitments to roll out free school meals to all pupils in P1 to P3. "Such a move would protect against rising levels of child poverty and food poverty and at the same time ensure all our children are able to get the most out of the school day".

Other announcements from the company included a commitment to roll out more than 1,000 Wi-Fi (wireless Lan) hotspots throughout Europe, and the autumn introduction of instant messaging via mobiles to the UK.

Since we began campaigning on this, the government has given a commitment to roll out services for people with mental health problems and learning disabilities in police custody and courts across England and Wales by 2014".

A day later yields on ten-year Greek bonds rose to 7%, 3.9 percentage points more than those on comparable German Bunds.Greece's euro-zone partners could find themselves with a large and open-ended commitment to roll over the country's existing debts and to provide cash to cover its budget deficits.

Veterans of the C.I.A. station in Islamabad point to the capture of a number of senior Qaeda leaders in Pakistan in recent years as proof that the Pakistani intelligence service has often shown a serious commitment to roll up terror networks.

In practice, the largest proportion of the so-called green levies go to help the poor with energy efficiency measures, and Cameron's commitment to roll them back comes only a day after the former Conservative prime minister Sir John Major had warned millions of the nearly poor faced a choice between eating and heating this winter.

The contract will deliver more than 95,000 extra seats across the network, new services between key destinations, and a commitment to roll out the use of Oyster cards - plastic "smartcards" used instead of paper tickets - to additional stations.

Atlassian's HipChat is stepping up to its commitment to roll out native clients for its real-time group chat and private messaging tool, with a beta release of the Linux client.

Following the success of INSET, the government has made a firm commitment to roll out the programme nationally.

Donor support for developing the health sector strategies of the provinces and the commitment to roll them out are key initiatives.

At the Abuja Summit in Nigeria on 25 April 2000, 44 African leaders reaffirmed their commitment to roll back malaria and set interim targets for Africa.