Sentence examples for popular commitment from inspiring English sources

Saluted because the election shows a popular commitment to democracy, which goes back long before the arrival of the British, to the village parliament or panchayat.

This is likely to be a popular commitment among the MPC given its enthusiasm for the government's Funding for Lending Scheme, which is specifically designed to lift bank lending.

What has made the restaurant so popular is its commitment to serving only the finest local products, notably the poultry of Bresse — succulent free-range birds sold at premium prices.

The first is a popular and political commitment to local authorities providing public services, which was lost in England during the period of contracting-out and privatisation under the last government.

This exhibited the three characteristics of the modern social movement form, identified by Tilly: a public campaign making claims on target authorities; the deployment of an array of tactics and strategies, the "social movement repertoire"; and displays of popular legitimacy, of commitment, rectitude and of numerousness.

The continuum of care concept advanced by the PNMCH community offered a solution to reducing maternal mortality (MDG 5) and child mortality (MDG 4), two popular global political commitments.

Both of these features combined putative, proclaimed commitment to democratic popular power on the one hand with what was often brutal, bureaucratic and authoritarian practice in reality.

His very first subject was Paul McCartney, a deliberate statement of his commitment to popular art, given that he could have run with a completed film on Herbert von Karajan.

"This is a reaction of elements of the bar and elements of the judiciary who don't really like the public's commitment to popular election of judges," Mr. Wootton said.

These changes would have implications for W. V. Quine's (1953a) popular criterion for ontological commitment.

He instead made an unambiguous commitment to popular capitalism, and started espousing an extremely market liberal and antistatist program.