Sentence examples for intensified commitment from inspiring English sources
Despite the war of words between Afghanistan and Pakistan, intelligence co-operation is improving, with the creation of a joint NATO-Afghan-Pakistan intelligence cell in Kabul.Above all, the alliance has been energised by America's intensified commitment.
Recent moves, such as Google, Facebook, LinkedIn and Yahoo releasing their employee diversity numbers, show an intensified commitment to making real change for women technologists, but the sentiment is not industry-wide.
Our interviewees point out how in recent years there has been an increase in the demand for some basic services such as the showers and the help desk, therefore requiring an intensified commitment to social activities.
"However, intensified commitment and sustained cooperation among various sectors, such as health, agriculture and water and sanitation, along with continued international assistance, are essential.
Global leaders intensify commitment to prevent leading childhood killer - measles CAPE TOWN, 17 October 2003 - By 2005, almost half a million children will be saved every year, if there are expanded efforts to immunize and protect all children against measles, international health experts declared today.
They will "discuss ways to further intensify commitments across all lines of effort to degrade and defeat this terrorist group," the State Department spokesman John Kirby said Friday.
The Great Depression of the 1930s ended Dreiser's prosperity and intensified his commitment to social causes.
That alliance strengthened the Democrats and the gay community both, Ms. Cathey said, and intensified the commitment to social issues and equality on each side of the partnership.
His experience in Labour party politics intensified his commitment to the attempt to create a black section within the Labour party.
