Sentence examples for made clear its commitment from inspiring English sources

Ever since it was spun off from al-Qaida some 10 years ago, Isis has made clear its commitment to beheading apostates and unbelievers, enslaving women and wiping out communities that will not submit to its ultra-fundamentalist interpretation of Islam.

"The Administration has made clear its commitment to comprehensive Wall Street reform.

Rather than excluding women and children from research, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) made clear its commitment to requiring that women be included in trials unless there was a reason not to in the 1993 NIH Reauthorization Act (NIH 1993).

Any party seeking the student vote at the next election must make clear its commitment to investing in education in the broadest sense and ensuring that students are not forced to pay for a crisis that is not of our making.

Daniel Defoe, a unionist, entitled his 1724 27 three-volume book of journeys A Tour Thro' the Whole Island of Great Britain, a title which made clear its political commitment to the island now made whole.

If Washington doesn't make clear its own commitment to this kind of peace, it cannot expect weak Israeli and Palestinian leaders to take the political risks needed for a realistic compromise.

The London conference gives the international community the chance to make clear its continuing commitment to the Afghan people and its desire to preserve and build on hard-won gains, such as increased literacy, and education for boys and girls.

"The UK government has made crystal clear its commitment to resettle vulnerable children under the Immigration Act and ensure those with links to the UK are brought here using the Dublin regulation.

The Home Office said the government had made "crystal clear" its commitment to help, and was in active discussions with the UNHCR and the Italian, Greek and French governments to speed up mechanisms to identify, assess and transfer children to the UK.

A Home Office spokesperson said the government had made "crystal clear" its commitment to help and was in active discussions with the UNHCR and the Italian, Greek and French governments to speed up mechanisms to identify, assess and transfer children to the UK.

A Treasury spokesman said: "While we don't speculate on the content of the Budget, the government has made very clear its commitment to helping those in remote rural areas with fuel costs.