"governmental commitment" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a government's pledge or agreement to undertake certain actions or to provide resources with regard to a particular policy or issue. For example, "The government has made a strong commitment to improve the country's infrastructure."
Ultimately, the planned benefits to patient care in a reformed NHS will only be realised with a firm, long-term governmental commitment to this sector.
Peru's success included a coalition of international agencies and NGOs that advocated for a commitment to reducing malnutrition, and a strong governmental commitment – nutrition was under the direct control of the prime minister's office.
In fact, this may prove to be the ultimate military utility of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan: if they have gained the US no geopolitical advantage, they have certainly served as laboratories and testing grounds for forms of future warfare that involve less human, or at least less governmental, commitment.
All of these efforts should, of course, be supported backed by significant governmental commitment.
The industrial agriculture market is influenced by governmental commitment to food security.
Relatedly, an increased governmental commitment brings heightened visibility to the field of early education, as well as to the standards documents themselves.
One way or another, some of our savings will be taxed away to make good on governmental commitments, like future Medicare benefits, which we currently are framing as personal free lunches.
The regional networks described in this paper have been supported by governmental commitments of personnel and expertise and essential catalytic funding by philanthropic partners.
5 Third, with respect to energy and climate policy, it is widely accepted that current international governmental commitments to reducing carbon emissions are unlikely to be achieved by technological innovation alone.
Yesterday's launch is a concrete indication of the Government and non-governmental organizations commitment to protect especially the children and women of Vanuatu from the HIV epidemic.
Participants universally reported the health workforce as insufficient and of low capacity and service delivery as poor, while access to medicines was restricted by governmental lack of commitment in undertaking procurement and supply.
