Sentence examples for its commitment to maintaining from inspiring English sources
Where to stay There's a clutch of eco-savvy resorts here, but Golden Buddha Resort (doubles from £90) stands out for its commitment to maintaining the fragile surroundings.
I have been really inspired by the example of the UK and its commitment to maintaining the 0.7% level of aid in the face of widespread cuts.
What reassurances can be offered over the behaviour of a single ITV and its commitment to maintaining the current system of selling advertising?
Three, which only entered the market at the time of the 3G auction, has no 2G to exploit.The bigger operators, for their part, might try to persuade Ofcom to dilute its commitment to maintaining four providers, or even go to court to argue that the rules give Three an illegally privileged position.
"Since 2007, funding for Violence Against Women work, including domestic abuse, has doubled and the Scottish government has demonstrated its commitment to maintaining spending in this crucial area of work".
"The government is offering its condolences to all and its commitment to maintain peace and security," he said.
NBC Universal extended its commitment to maintain a presence in New York City under an agreement approved yesterday by the city's Industrial Development Agency.
CAUGHT between sharply higher fuel costs and its commitment to maintain an average 20percentt reduction in electric bills, the Long Island Power Authority is looking for some way, any way, to avoid inflaming customers with higher charges.
Pushing back against such proposals are three presidents of regional Federal Reserve banks, concerned that the central bank already has damaged public perceptions of its commitment to maintain inflation at a low level.
The Prime Minister hinted at a growing worry that the United States might be tempted to run down its commitment to maintain vast military forces in Western Europe and underlined her personal commitment to maintaining and modernising nuclear weapons as well as more effective conventional forces.
It remains to be seen, however, if Tunisia's general Western orientation and fear of a counter-revolutionary movement inhibits the ruling Party, Ennahda, from compromising its commitment to maintain a democratic form of government.
