Sentence examples for outlining the commitment from inspiring English sources

Due to delays in the United States Congress impeding the approval of IDA funding, the association's members implemented a set of policy triggers outlining the commitment threshold necessary for replenishment to take effect.

At the end of the two day consultation, delegates will adopt a Declaration and Plan of Action outlining the commitment of political communities to address the rights and needs of children affected by AIDS.

Figure 1A outlines the commitment and differentiation of primitive hematopoietic and endothelial cells, in which Flk1+ mesoderm cells give rise to c-Kit+, CD41+ primitive hematopoietic progenitors and also CD31+, VEC+ endothelial cells.

Table 1 outlines the commitment required by the participants during the trial.

As well as welcoming the employee and outlining the company's commitment to customer service, it read simply: "Rule 1: Use best judgment in all situations.

Darden's sustainability officer, Kristine Young, responded with a letter in December outlining the efforts and commitments the company was already making to reduce its environmental impact and monitor the treatment of animals from its suppliers.

The fifth Millennium Development Goal outlines the international commitment to measurably reduce maternal mortality by the year 2015 [ 1].

The President will also be outlining the new Startup America commitments on a panel after the talk, to be followed by a panel focused on Women in Technology.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg's speech at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2010 outlined this commitment, emphasising the accountability for targeted investments and results: "So my message to you today, from the UK government, is this - we will keep our promises; and we expect the rest of the international community to do the same.

Tata Steel representatives outlined the context of commitment to the UK business to date, financial performance and the challenging global conditions of the steel sector".

Ghalioun – a Paris-based professor and popular dissident – has outlined the SNC's commitment to peaceful revolution, in spite of the regime's escalating repression.