Sentence examples for committing to reforms from inspiring English sources

He stressed that troubled countries could not get help from the bond purchase without committing to reforms.

"Human Rights Watch calls on your government to take a leadership position by stating publicly that the rights of all Indonesians need to be respected, including those of LGBT people, and by committing to reforms that protect instead of persecute this marginalised minority," the New York-based group said.

"At that time we still believed that bombarding government with the relevant statistics and information would shock them into committing to reform.

The new governor can significantly increase his political leverage, and public support, by also committing to reform the state's opaque budget process, which can be far too easily gamed — until the bills come due.

Second, they should commit to reforms.

Leadership must commit to reforms that do just that.

Arriving at the summit, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Greece had to commit to reforms to secure new loans.

Location: Agbekoi primary school, Abidjan, Ivory Coast Subject: primary 2 Ivory Coast is committed to reforms in the education sector.

As well as stronger border controls and laws to stop "exploitation that has undermined wages of local workers", Labour will commit to "reforms to ensure those who come here speak English and earn the right to any benefit entitlements".

Either the Democratic Party and the People of Liberty Party "will form a grand coalition committed to reforms and changing the electoral law, which would be very difficult, or Italy will be ungovernable," Mr. Folli added.

Obama is committed to reforms that value not only the restoration of stability but also the protection of the vast majority of the population, which did not partake of the fruits of the binge years.