Sentence examples for key commitments made from inspiring English sources

The government is also consulting on Section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act 2013, which offers press organisations incentives to join an independent regulator and was one of the key commitments made after the first part of the Leveson Inquiry.

However, civil society has yet to see follow-through on key commitments made by Facebook.

These are key commitments made by world leaders back in 2000 to spur development by improving social and economic conditions.

The Scottish government said next year's extension of the scheme was a key commitment made in the Ferries Plan, which was published in December 2012.

Increasing grass roots sporting participation and improving national levels of physical activity behaviour was a key commitment made by the UK coalition Government as part of hosting the 2012 Olympics.

"My reading of the draft decision is they're saying, we note the very significant commitments made, then they list the commitments and they're the key changes that we made to the plan on our election," Miles said.

"This will deliver a key commitment we made in our manifesto".

"David Axelrod thinks it is important that we continue to voice our support for this proposal which was a key commitment you made before coming into office," they wrote.

Here is its summary of the key commitments that have been made.

So here are five key commitments I will make if you elect me leader.

But while Johnson's early days have not been the disaster that some critics had naively predicted, he may only now be grasping the enormity of the task ahead of him if he is to deliver on key commitments including to make London safer.