Sentence examples for ministers to commit from inspiring English sources

The report called for ministers to commit sufficient time for public engagement and stressed the "huge role" of digital technology and new media.

"It is incoherent for ministers to commit to new higher education centres while cutting money from part-time students and adult learners - particularly when neither decision has been discussed with the sector".

But young Haitians grumble that their government has yet to paint a vision of the country's future — complaints echoed by United Nations officials who say it is difficult to get President Réne Préval or his ministers to commit to an action plan.

Campaigners had initially hoped the government would offer spaces to 3,000 refugee children and have been calling on ministers to commit to helping at least this number.

Last week, in an open letter to Justin Trudeau, five indigenous leaders called on the prime minister to commit to resolving the issue without further delay.

The text of the Labour motion "calls on the prime minister to commit to publishing the government's plan for leaving the EU before article 50 is invoked".

The Commons passed Labour's motion calling for "the prime minister to commit to publishing the government's plan for leaving the EU before article 50 is invoked" by 448 to 75 votes – a majority of 373 – after it was amended by Downing Street to "call on the government to invoke article 50 by 31 March 2017".

"By allocating exactly what was needed to the Global Fund, an amount I have been urging prime minister Cameron to commit, the determination of the UK government to defeating these diseases is beyond doubt.

The Chilcot inquiry has delivered a damning verdict on the decision by former prime minister Tony Blair to commit British troops to the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003.

The refusal of Israel's new prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to commit to a two-state solution or halt settlement activity is feeding militancy and strengthening Mr. Abbas's Hamas rivals.

Some Conservative backbenchers urged Prime Minister David Cameron to commit to continuing to meet the Nato target.