Sentence examples for inclusion of commitments from inspiring English sources

Indeed, one of the key advocacy victories associated with the new World Health Assembly resolution is the inclusion of commitments relating to people who inject drugs.

It shows how Cameron's interest in green issues is new and arguably more to do with the rebranding of the Tory party than conviction: he was one of those blocking the inclusion of green commitments in the last Conservative manifesto.

Serota added: "We are encouraged by the inclusion of this commitment to consultation, as such commitments in a budget speech usually lead to action".

However, the differences were not statistically significant in the multivariable model either with or without inclusion of the commitment and resource as covariates.

Multi-stakeholder collaborations, government commitment, inclusion of older persons and policies that tackled both the physical and social environments were key factors that contributed towards approaches and interventions used to create age-friendly cities and communities.

40 Joyce Cook Disabled rights advocate In 2009, Cook was shortlisted for a People of the Year Award by the Royal Association for Disability Rights to acknowledge her commitment to inclusion of disabled supporters in football stadiums.

System changes recommended include increased attention to substance abuse treatment/prenatal care interaction, focus on provider/staff attitudes, and commitment to inclusion of male partners.

A commitment for the future An ongoing dialogue means a real commitment to the inclusion of children.

In a statement, the executive committee said that it gave Ward its "strong support" because of his "principled position on the issue and his commitment to the inclusion of women".

It signals our commitment to the inclusion of transgender individuals, and eliminates questions for qualified applicants seeking a Simmons undergraduate education.

The assumption underlying inclusion of these two variables is that commitment and resources are the drivers of quality; HIT is one of the important means by which commitment and resources are translated into improved performance.