Sentence examples for commitments to secure from inspiring English sources

Athens is obliged to show progress on those and other commitments to secure an installment of 3.3 billion euros, or $4.4 billion, in rescue loans that are scheduled to be dispensed this month.

While some other labor leaders, like Gerald McEntee, president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, seek to endorse candidates early, believing that is the best way to maximize influence, Mr. Hoffa's strategy has been to hold off in the hope that candidates will make many promises and commitments to secure his endorsement.

Such a certification program provides a channel for certified SPs to signal their commitments to secure network communication to their customers and other certified SPs.

As well as making improvements to your general lifestyle and cutting back on your commitments to secure some time for yourself, you can try some specific relaxation techniques to help you unwind.

In America's view, the reinterpretation of Article 9 of Japan's "peace constitution" that Abe undertook -- thereby allowing Japan's self-defense forces to aid allies under attack and to assist the U.S. and other allies in meeting their commitments to securing Asia's peace -- was long overdue.

He stuck to his commitment to secure an overall £10bn surplus by the end of the parliament.

The Greens leader, Richard Di Natale, said: "Both Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten have failed to make the commitment to secure our health system.

Among other things, she said the United States would need to make a "mammoth" commitment to secure a Palestinian state — a move that could mean alienating American Jews, a group she described as having "tremendous political and financial import".

Speaking of his commitment to secure the recognition of Indigenous Australians in the constitution, Abbott said: "We certainly can have, in this parliament or the next, full recognition of Indigenous people in the constitution of our country".

In Arizona, voters in 2004 approved Proposition 200, which requires proof of citizenship before receiving state-provided public benefits or casting a vote (this last provision is being challenged in court).Such measures suggest it is dangerous to appear "soft" on immigration which is why Democratic candidates across the country constantly underline a commitment to "secure borders".

NEWMAN--Arthur B. The trustees and staff of the National Foundation for Facial Reconstruction and the staff and patients of the Institute of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery at the NYU Langone Medical Center mourn the passing of Arthur B. Newman who so generously provided his energy, passion and commitment to secure the future of the Institute and the patients it serves.