Sentence examples for partnerships to commit from inspiring English sources

Our goal is to foster 20 new community college/Goodwill partnerships to commit to implementing elements of three pilot programs that are already operating.

Sainsbury's has agreed a partnership with Imperial College London, to commit to "researching and delivering innovative and practical solutions" to lower the supermarket's carbon footprint and develop new green technologies.

Once the firefighting brass embraced her idea, it was easy to get New York Sports Clubs, which has gyms in all five boroughs and plenty of empty rooms during downtime, to commit to a partnership.

In addition to building and sustaining partnerships, UNICEF is committed to further enhancing its own capacity to prepare for and respond to emergencies.

The success of the Global Fund has not gone unnoticed as a model for collaborative global funding: an expanded Global Fund for Health has been proposed, [ 23] as has a Framework Convention on Global Health, [ 24] each reliant on a global partnership that would commit to underwrite a global provision of essential health services.

Through these efforts; we are forming strong partnerships and are committed to working in unison to protect elephants, rhinos and other animals before it's too late.

The GPE is dedicated to this development objective as the world's only multilateral partnership committed to access to education for every child.

It is clear that negotiations cannot succeed as long as one-half of the new Palestinian partnership remains committed to Israel's demise and to a charter that justifies that objective based on classic anti-Semitic myths of Jewish world dominance and control, compares Jews to Nazis, and blames Jews for all the evils of the world.

The partnership is committed to providing millions of children with the opportunity to receive an education and learn positive values through an integrated programme of physical education, sports and play.

This is common enough at low levels, but experts often pass the buck when the partnership is committed to slam.

But the 58 countries that support the American-backed Open Government Partnership are committed to providing data about the way public money is spent.