Sentence examples for its commitment to reforms from inspiring English sources

American officials have told Myanmar, which reached a cease-fire agreement on Jan . 12with a major ethnic Karen army, that it must prove its commitment to reforms by resolving its many other ethnic conflicts, including the Kachin war.

But it has raised new doubt about its commitment to reform.

The government should press on with its commitment to reform disability benefits but in the meantime it should press pause on these cuts to PIP".

The central bank has affirmed its commitment to reform.

The G20 also reaffirmed its commitment to reform of the World Bank and the IMF to give developing countries a great say on those bodies.

The regime in Hanoi has been more cautious than China's in pushing economic development, but its commitment to reform is clear.

Not surprisingly, the report urges Europe to rethink its commitment to reforming data protection laws – even if revised, argue the authors, they will be too suffocating.

But the government failed to follow through on that pledge, and has not offered any updates on its commitment to reform the system.

A spokesperson for the Keep NSW Safe campaign, Vic Alhadeff, said it was "a great disappointment" that the NSW government had not honoured its commitment to reform.

The United States has steadily increased its commitment to reforming security in Congo and, along with other United Nations member states, has linked the peacekeepers' withdrawal with proven success in reform.

See articleIn an early test of its commitment to reform, the new Spanish government approved a set of changes to labour laws designed to allow companies both to employ workers more easily, but also to sack them.