Sentence examples for delivering on the commitments from inspiring English sources

His scattered style as an administrator — he had a bad reputation for returning phone calls, refused to delegate and once boasted jokingly that "one of my strong suits has been the inability to do long-range planning" — masked his shrewd persistence in forging coalitions and delivering on the commitments that kept them together.

If all the companies participating in the industry's revival "are reasonably successful in delivering on the commitments we've made, it is quite likely we will see Iraq increase its production to around 10 million barrels per day within about 10 years," Tony Hayward, chief executive of BP, told the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland, last month.

"They are settled in the lead-up to the last election and the government is delivering on the commitments that we made and that includes, of course, a commitment to reduce our business tax rates to make them internationally more competitive, which is even more important now that the United States, of course, has flagged substantial reforms in this area".

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".

We have delivered on those commitments.

Scaling up what Gaviti and the other villagers are doing could be one of India's greatest hopes for delivering on its commitments to the Paris agreement on climate change.

In this role, Kate works to ensure that the UN Foundation is delivering on its commitments to address the health-related Sustainable Development Goals, and builds synergies with UN agencies and other key multilateral partners.

"I now look forward to forming a government that is competent, that is trustworthy and which purposefully and steadfastly and methodically sets about delivering on our commitments to you, the Australian people," Mr. Abbott said.

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.

It was introduced and extended by a mayor committed to delivering on policy commitments.

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".