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The coalition government has made a clear commitment to opening up access to data.

But at least so far, neither Democrat has made a clear commitment to financial reform.

HP has made a clear commitment to invest in Palm's technologies and has hinted at ambitious plans that go beyond smartphones.

"AOL has made a clear commitment to deliver great original content and, with their strong US position, it is a great accelerator for us to grow internationally and realise the potential of video," said the GoViral chief executive, René Rechtman.

Information Commissioner Christopher Graham said: "The government has made a clear commitment towards making the UK's public sector one of the most transparent in the world.

In Southern ‎Sudan, the SPLA has made a clear commitment to helping children in its ranks back to ‎their homes, and has established child demobilization units within it barracks to prevent ‎children reinserting themselves in their forces.‎ But too many children remain at risk of recruitment.

The Commission has made a clearer commitment in this regard.

"They've made a clear commitment to raise the flag and have a hand in educating others.

The spokesman said the government had made a "clear commitment" not to toll parts of the existing road network and that position "has not changed".

"We have made a clear commitment to maintain that deterrent and there is absolutely no question that the UK will unilaterally disarm".

And Mr Miliband defended Labour's economic plans, saying he had made a "clear commitment" that outside protected departments - which include health - public spending would fall.