Sentence examples for follows a commitment from inspiring English sources
The proposed law follows a commitment from the Department for Energy and Climate Change last month to close a loophole that could have seen public money invested in old coal power stations.
The announcement follows a commitment from the BBC earlier on Monday to put a further £3.5m into maintaining schemes aimed at increasing ethnic minority representation both on-screen and off at the corporation.
The new standards proposed by the US Environmental Protection Agency follows a commitment by Barack Obama earlier in the year to reduce such emissions by 40-45% (on 2012 levels) by 2025 as part of a wider attempt to tackle climate change.
The Coalition's move follows a commitment from Labor in January to set aside $1bn in funding from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation for clean hydrogen development, and to invest up to $90m from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency for research, demonstration and pre-commercial deployment of hydrogen technologies.
It follows a commitment made two years ago to work together.
The developed method follows a commitment to pragmatism and to "what works" [56 59].
Dutton's comments followed a commitment from Labor to reintroduce a private member's bill to parliament to impose mandatory reporting of child abuse in offshore immigration detention after the leaked reports detailed systemic abuse of children.
This followed a commitment in the summer by Cameron to crack down on UK accountants, lawyers and business figures who use shell companies – often located in offshore tax havens – to hide the identity of ultimate beneficiaries.
The comments by Bob Crow, general secretary of the RMT union, follow a commitment from offshore companies that they will not force staff to immediately travel on helicopters after last week's crash off the Shetlands, which claimed four lives.
Its chief executive, Philip Clarke, said the decision followed a commitment to make soft drinks, sandwiches and ready meals healthier by changing the recipes to reduce their sugar, salt and fat content.
The proposals followed a commitment last year from the commission's president, Jos?anuel Barroso, to give member states greater power in cultivation decisions in a bid to break a deadlock between E.U. governments on the issue.
