Sentence examples for meet his commitment from inspiring English sources

He has already had to put back by two years the date by which he will meet his commitment to eradicate the structural deficit.

George Osborne will have to abolish child benefit for over four million families to meet his commitment to cut welfare spending by £12bn in 2018, his deputy at the Treasury suggested last night.

Balls's commitment means that those owning properties worth between £2m and £3m will pay only an extra £250 a month, or £3,000 a year though the new tax will mean that those with houses worth £3m or more may have to pay substantial sums if he is to meet his commitment that the mansion tax will raise £1.2bn.

David Cameron came under sustained fire from Paxman, accepting that he had failed to meet his commitment on net migration.

And that included upticks in the NSF budget and the DOE Office of Science, because without that, he couldn't stay on his trajectory to meet his commitment to double the budget of those agencies in a decade.

"He would be on course to meet his commitment to reduce the GLA share of the council tax bill by 10 per cent over his second term as Mayor; and has already cut his share by 20 per cent in real terms since becoming Mayor".

His reluctance is not because he is afraid of anything – he's just tired, wary of travelling and fearful that he won't be able to meet his commitments to his community if he leaves.

At the time of the last budget, Osborne spoke of his pride "as a Conservative" at meeting his commitment to spend 0.7% of GNP on foreign aid.

Few analysts believe this will go anywhere near meeting his commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 5% by 2020 (on 2000 levels).

In his interview Mitchell also: Criticises the Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi for failing to meet his "solemn commitment" at the G8 summit in Gleneagles in 2005.

"President Obama has failed to meet his public commitment," Wertheimer said.