Sentence examples for committed to the implementation of from inspiring English sources

A UN official denied the report had been covered up and insisted that the organisation "remains committed to the implementation of the secretary-general's zero-tolerance policy towards all forms of sexual exploitation and abuse by UN and related personnel.

But we are reminded, whatever our dismay at the delay, in somewhat, I have to say, waspish tones, it should be made absolutely clear that the regulators remain committed to the implementation of a quality assurance scheme.

The regions confirmed that they "remain committed to the implementation of the Rugby Champions Cup", the competition mooted to replace the Heineken and Amlin Cups.

This slight change in language strengthens the likelihood that the needs of people with disabilities will be part of ongoing disaster risk reduction processes spearheaded by governments committed to the implementation of the SFDRR.

"AA/GPC agreed to a new wording on UNSC resolution 2216 that states unequivocally that they are committed to the implementation of 2216 (see document attached) with the exception of article which infringe on Yemeni sovereignty and those related to sanctions," wrote Ould Cheikh Ahmed, referring to Ansar Allah (AA) — another name for the Houthis — and Saleh's General People's Congress party (GPC).

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However, due to the limited resources they could commit to the implementation of the intervention they were characterized as supporters rather than drivers.

Once started, leaders within these organisations needed to be committed to the implementation and sustainability of a new CCM [ 27, 31, 43, 52, 54, 71, 72, 93].

As well as management staff who were committed to the implementation and sustainability of the new model [ 24, 42], strong clinical leaders and champions were needed to support healthcare providers through the change process [ 31].

Ms. Comstock said the attorney general was "committed to the fair implementation of justice," and she cited the "multiple levels of review" conducted at Justice Department headquarters and the local United States attorneys' offices "to provide consistency".

In doing so, however, states must show that they "meaningfully" engaged teachers in the process, and show that teachers are "committed" to the successful implementation of the states' efforts.