Sentence examples for legislated commitment from inspiring English sources

Since it came to power, the government has also dumped its predecessor's carbon tax and is trying to unravel the country's legislated commitment to renewable energy.

Mitchell adds that he's not a fan of the legislation, despite a commitment to legislate on aid in the Conservative manifesto (pdf) three years ago and in the coalition government agreement.

This is typified by the Prime Minister's commitment to legislate for same-sex marriages.

This didn't stop the office of the president of the European Commission seeking to block a renewed commitment to legislate in 2011.

"The home secretary and I gave evidence to the committee and we both appreciate the shared commitment to legislate this parliament to tackle this appalling crime".

Delegates at the TUC conference in Bournemouth gave a polite reception to Miliband, who used his speech to reaffirm his commitment to legislating to curb the use of zero-hours contracts.

A group of Conservative backbenchers, led by John Baron, have been campaigning for him to firm up this commitment by legislating in the current Parliament for a referendum.

A group of Conservative backbenchers have been campaigning for him to firm up this commitment by legislating in the current Parliament for a referendum.

A consultation paper setting out the options is promised within months, but Ministers are expected to make an explicit commitment to legislate with the launch of the Green Paper next week.

"People will know that all three party leaders have said there will be a commitment to legislate after the next general election, so there's a clear choice - a choice for change within the United Kingdom or simply breaking away and leaving the UK".

It is a commitment, it is a plan... .. Asked whether business tax cuts could be legislated for 10 years, Turnbull responded: "Absolutely, of course it can be.