Sentence examples for nations commitment from inspiring English sources

When the Goddess of Liberty was given to the United States, its donor's agenda was to burnish France's republican roots after the oppressive reign of Napoleon III and to celebrate the two nations' commitment to the principles of liberty.

The mission of the VA Connecticut Healthcare System is to fulfill a grateful nations' commitment to its veterans by providing high quality health care that meets the needs of the veteran patients, promoting health through prevention and maintaining excellence in teaching and research.

But even as climate scientists and activists continue to urge the president not to withdraw from the agreement, citing the possibility of international blowback and a potential undermining of other nations' commitment to it, a small group of experts has begun to argue that a withdrawal may actually be for the best.

With the EU under unprecedented pressure from Brexit, Donald Trump and nationalist governments in Italy, Poland and Hungary, Macron and Merkel sought to renew their nations' commitment to the bloc and limit the gains Eurosceptic parties are expected to make in European parliamentary elections in May.

The main concern of GFATM (and PEPFAR, and the WHO's "Three by Five" program, and the G8 nations' commitment to universal access by 2010) is the provision of subsidized antiretroviral therapy (ART) to AIDS sufferers in low-income countries.

It will replace industrialized nations' commitments to reduce emissions under the Kyoto Protocol, which expires in 2012.

The updates are aimed at invigorating cleanup efforts that are already under way but also refocusing the nations' commitments on new issues.

However, none of the 20 nations' commitments were labelled as "sufficient" or "role model", with the remaining 10 scored as "medium".

While United have previously been reluctant to sign African players owing to the prospect of losing their services for up to six weeks every two years to African Cup of Nations commitments, the club is now ready to widen its net to ensure every possible target is considered.

EMF proponents envision that it would make Eurozone nations' commitments to fiscal discipline and crisis management more credible.

Tessa Harding Witchford, Cambridgeshire Larry Elliott (Millennials may be the first to earn less than previous generation, 18 July) does raise starkly the issue facing Theresa May and her "one nation" commitment to help those people who are working but "just coping".