Sentence examples for deliver on the commitments from inspiring English sources
Given recent news on further contractions in some of the world's biggest economies, it is vital that countries deliver on the commitments made at G20".
If we work together and harness the commitment of organisations such as my own, we can collectively develop programmes and policies that will allow every country to deliver on the commitments that they made just one year ago.
However, as US secretary of state Hillary Clinton remarked at the inaugural OGP in Brasilia in April, "it is not enough to assert that we are committed to openness … we have to deliver on the commitments that we have made".
An assessment of goals set in 2002 to cut the rate of biodiversity loss by 2010 showed governments had failed to deliver on the commitments they made.
The UK is clear that the future customs arrangement needs to deliver on the commitments made in relation to Northern Ireland.
"It will be firm on our determination to deliver on the commitments we made to the Scottish people but it will also reach out to others across the parliament to find common ground and build consensus".
(I mustn't digress but I don't think that EF has actually delivered 7.9GW from its nuclear power stations at any stage of the winter so far, so its ability to deliver on the commitment must be questioned).
What it says to developing countries is that we're serious about [international development]; we're going to put resources into this and we're going to deliver on the commitment made 45 years ago [when the 0.7% target was agreed].
"The G-20 needs to deliver on the commitment to move to market-determined exchange rates and refrain from competitive devaluation," she said at a briefing outlining American priorities for a meeting of the Group of 20 on Friday and Saturday in Moscow.
For a man so careful not to make a pledge that he cannot deliver on, the commitment to around £30m to £50m of investment and of taking on the task of restoring the club, seems like a significant moment.
