Sentence examples for making a strong commitment from inspiring English sources

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

"Dell clearly has its eyes set on making a strong commitment to, and expanding into the consumer business," Bajarin said.

With this release, the company is making a stronger commitment to keeping new versions backward-compatible, though Hejlsberg expects that the development of the language will continue at the same pace going forward.

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".

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

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

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

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.

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.