Sentence examples for deliver on a commitment from inspiring English sources

The counterparty exposures (that one party to a contract could fail to deliver on a commitment) incorporated in the CDS market became a key part of the systemic risk facing the global financial system and propelling its meltdown beginning with the threatened bankruptcy of Bear Stearns and later AIG.

It was being stressed that the Lib Dems had stuck to their guns and it was the first time that the Tories had failed to deliver on a commitment in the coalition agreement.

Joyce described the opening of the office in a Facebook post as delivering on "a commitment to deliver more Australian Government services from our regions".

It is hard to see why the government should congratulate itself on meeting its legislative programme or on delivering on a commitment like the MIG which had been laid out in the 1999 budget.Or take Britain's beleaguered agriculture ministry (MAFF), currently wrestling with the foot-and-mouth epidemic which has devastated rural Britain.

These provisions, covering the re-use of data and the form in which it is made available, are expected to come into force in April 2013, and – delivering on a commitment in the open data white paper – we are opening up the process of developing the guidance to the public.

By embracing and delivering on a commitment to improve nutrition, companies can also open up business opportunities.

It would bode well for the administration to now publicly commit to a tangible plan of action to deliver on its commitments vis a vis international human standards.

Speaking at the UN climate summit in Marrakech, Nick Hurd, the industry and climate minister, said: "The UK is ratifying the historic Paris agreement so that we can help to accelerate global action on climate change and deliver on our commitments to create a safer, more prosperous future for us all.

Mr Abbott told the Herald Sun his government was poised to "deliver on our commitments, starting from day one".

"To govern the country as best we could, to deliver on our commitments as best we could, for a full three years," he said.

The Compact sets itself a timeline of five years to deliver on its commitments.