Sentence examples for increased commitments from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon's announcements of increased commitments to security and reconstruction were increasingly seen "as a big charade," Lindborg said.

Since then, Stephens has struggled, perhaps because of the pressure, perhaps with the attention and increased commitments, to approach those results.

Worryingly, this summer's Financing for Development conference in Addis Ababa did not include increased commitments for statistics, even though it is estimated that at least an additional $200mParis2121) is needed.

The Climate Vulnerable Forum in their declaration also called for "100% renewable energy production by 2050" and demanded real action and agreed "to strengthen our own national climate actions in order to … help trigger increased commitments from all countries".

But, he said, while he was pressing immediately for increased commitments from NATO nations and other allies for combat troops, trainers and transport aircraft, he also stressed that rebuilding Afghanistan was "a long-term project".

Also among the UK's increased commitments to Esa was £130m to be spent on satellite telecommunications projects.

From late 2006 there was a "perfect storm" of increased insurgency, a reduction of troops in Iraq, and increased commitment in Afghanistan.

Affordable assisted living entails prohibitively high costs requiring an increased commitment of public financing.

The military and the chaplaincy can build credibility by showing increased commitment to diversity.

The government of Nepal has to make an increased commitment to transparency.

These challenges require an increased commitment of US troops, civilian trainers, money and resources.