Sentence examples for made public commitments from inspiring English sources

Banks have recently made public commitments to putting more effort into working loans out.

Microsoft's Satya Nadella, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Intel's Brian Krzanich had all made public commitments to diversity and appointed executives charged with improving it at their firms.

About Novelis, he says: "They've made public commitments, and they've staked out a leadership position … [I]t's now up to Coke and Pepsi".

China has made public commitments to buy debt issued by Greece and Portugal, despite America's Pimco, the largest buyer of sovereign debt, declaring the euro countries "a danger zone".

In their eyes, the least offensive (if somewhat annoying) group are "likely" Hillary Clinton supporters who have not defected, in part out of recognition of past ties, but have not made public commitments to her, either.

For example, Procter & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson, General Electric, Cisco and IBM have all made public commitments to growth through innovation.

The approach appeared to be driven essentially by a provincial political mandate to expand access, with politicians and senior managers regularly making public commitments to providing resources and setting new targets towards universal access.

In Europe, the EU Platform for Action on Diet, Physical Activity and Health has, since March 2005, provided a forum for the food industry, as well as NGOs, medical and consumer groups, to make public commitments on measures to reduce obesity and to improve diet and physical activity [ 120- 122].

NIAID should be encouraged to make a clear public commitment to increasing funding for the development of new antibacterials and expand the knowledge base around infection prevention.

President Obama dedicated his first Oval Office address to make public his commitment to reduce America's oil dependence.

In the past decade, countries like Egypt, Jordan, and Algeria have made vaunted public commitments to reform.