Sentence examples for has made a public commitment from inspiring English sources
The government has made a public commitment to close all the remaining placement centres – roughly 170 – by 2020.
Now the NHS, long seen as addicted to command and control, has made a public commitment to a more collaborative model of healthcare, including through individualised personal commissioning (IPC), which builds on the personal health budgets programme that has been helping people with long-term conditions to take charge of the resources supporting their health.
Similarly, the UK National Institute for Clinical Excellence NICEE) has made a public commitment to include the views of patients, voluntary organisations and the general public in order to produce guidance that reflects their views [ 46].
The world's three biggest tobacco companies -- British American Tobacco, Philip Morris and Japan Tobacco -- oppose a global ban on advertising and promotion, and they have made a public commitment to direct their marketing at adults, and away from adolescents.
A Google spokesperson told TechCrunch "We don't comment on individual customers but as announced, we've begun an extensive review of our advertising policies and have made a public commitment to put in place changes that give brands more control over where their ads appear.
For the current report, students in the HEALTHY study who visibly and voluntarily aligned themselves with HEALTHY-sponsored activities can be said to have made a public commitment to the study's behavioral goals (being more active and consuming nutritious foods and beverages).
The really sizable profit and gain sharing stakes are in companies that have made a public long-term commitment to the idea every year such as Southwest Airlines which shared $620 million dollars in 2015 annual profits with all of its employees constituting a significant proportion on top of their wages.
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.
"Lebanon has made a tremendous commitment to caring for children fleeing Syria, despite the increased pressure on public services such as health and education," said Mr. Lake.
