Sentence examples for increased the commitment from inspiring English sources
"If the review says the GST should be increased, the commitment from the Tony Abbott opposition is that we will not change either the GST or the basket of goods and services upon which it applies".
In later years, the police provided some funding to the service and increased the commitment of the part-time officer.
Practical outcomes were the major motivating factor for the participating team, so a research method ensuring not only scientific, but also practical outcomes, increased the commitment of the research participants.
This was also demonstrated by the Mongolian HSSMP process, and increased the commitment by the MoH-Mongolia to the HSSMP.
Political transition at the state level also increased the commitment of the state government to improving the status of maternal health.
Treatment with Notch agonists increased the commitment of bilineage progenitors to myoepithelial lineage, when applied early in suspension culture (Fig. 1, DSL1) or later on collagen culture (Fig. 1, DSL2).
A primary focus of these programs is to increase the commitment and motivation of job search among youth.
These findings point to potential engineering targets for improving yield and increasing oil contents by, respectively, reducing substrate cycling and increasing the commitment of plastidic carbon into fatty acid synthesis at the level of pyruvate kinase.
In particular, customer engagement, such as participation in positive WOM, increases the commitment and social identification with the brand as well as the brand community and leads to higher customer retention (Brodie et al. 2013).
Some areas are still needed to be enhanced and developed, which includes mainly increasing the commitment of emergency physicians towards their specialty and investing in subspecialties training, encouraging and advancing research, and finally improving training by utilizing simulation centers.
We conclude that advocacy and public health education is effective in increasing the commitment of policymakers to provide resources for implementing evidence-based maternal and child health services in Nigeria.
