Sentence examples for ministerial commitment from inspiring English sources

But the gaps in mental health care have long been identified and cannot be tackled without significant ministerial commitment and investment.

LF In 2013 ministers of education from 20 countries in east and south Africa signed a ministerial commitment on comprehensive sexuality education and sexual and reproductive health services for adolescents and young people.

Fox's stand has been enthusiastically endorsed by Peter Luff, defence equipment minister, who in June reportedly said: "There will be a very, very, very heavy ministerial commitment to the process.

This resolution is the background ministerial commitment of the United Nations/WHO in the eHealth area.

Key Findings and Conclusions There have been no follow-up meetings of the tripartite Ministers (MOES, MOH, and MHD) or their representatives since the signing of the Ministerial Commitment.

Attempts to implement the ministerial commitments exposed constraints at the national level, revealing that economic viability was an indispensable condition for enhancement of all aspects of sustainable forest management.

While several countries (Bangladesh, India, Nepal, the Philippines) have established national and regional networks bringing together stakeholders, and others have increased inter-ministerial commitment, via shared funding arrangements, etc., many call for stronger institutionalization/formalization of these networks (i.e., Nepal).

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"I can assure you that the first minister and my ministerial colleagues share my commitment to arts and culture in all its forms," he said.

Money will follow One Wales' commitments and ministerial objectives.

-- secondly, the next President shoudl understand that we will scrutinize closely his ministerial appointments for competence and commitment to good governance.