Sentence examples for made a strong commitment from inspiring English sources

David Cameron and Nick Clegg have both made a strong commitment to open government.

"I made a strong commitment to the House on this leadership race".

The 2004 framework for investment made a strong commitment to investing in science and the science base.

But Mr. Gitter said Mr. Spitzer's environmental staff, led by Judith Enck, the deputy secretary for the environment, made a strong commitment to resolving the standoff.

Multilateral institutions like the Council of Europe, and nongovernmental organizations like Reporters Without Borders, along with thousands of individuals around the world, have made a strong commitment to these issues.

It was a move intended to end the power struggle and bolster Mr. Hadi, who has made a strong commitment to fight groups linked to Al Qaeda, whose influence expanded during last year's political chaos.

That's why it's so important that we make a strong commitment in Brussels.

Whoever it is should make a strong commitment to keep the city innovating and expanding in cleaner forms of transit, particularly buses.

LABOUR is on the brink of making a strong commitment to English devolution part of its campaign for the next election.

In his excellent report on the future of news, James Harding, the head of BBC News, makes a strong commitment to growing the World Service.

NATO and the American-led coalition need to make a strong commitment to ensure the security of the elections, or the elections -- and democracy -- will likely fail.