Sentence examples for make a stronger commitment from inspiring English sources

"We need to make a stronger commitment to science and mathematics education in this country," the academy's secretary for science policy, Les Field, said in the statement accompanying the study.

In an interview, the American ambassador, Carlos E. Pascual, without commenting directly on Ms. Timoshenko's arrest, admonished Mr. Kuchma's government to make a stronger commitment to the rule of law in bringing the crisis to an end.

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.

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.

"It would have been better if the United States and the other G-8 countries would have been willing to step up to the plate and make a strong commitment about what they would do over the next 10 years".

"The upstate economy is still not healthy," Mr. McCall said in a statement, "and the state needs to make a strong commitment to a comprehensive economic development strategy if the region is going to be able to attract and keep good businesses and jobs".

Unions plan to hold a rally at 10 a.m. today at ground zero to show their support for the proposed legislation and to urge the federal government to make a strong commitment to helping those who were exposed to the toxic dust.

Hausner's advice: Be aware of the potentially dark side of your financial success, and make a strong commitment to teach your children about money and its management.

They need to make a strong commitment as they possibly can to deal with it, to lessen the disastrous consequences".

The event is a critical opportunity for world leaders to make a strong commitment to supporting countries scaling up their nutrition programmes in the battle against stunting and other forms of malnutrition.