Sentence examples for proclaiming its commitment from inspiring English sources

But it has not, almost a decade after proclaiming its commitment to bird welfare, produced a single regulation focused on that aim.

[C2.] Tyco Plans Its Meeting in Bermuda Despite proclaiming its commitment to corporate governance, Tyco plans to hold its annual meeting in Bermuda, where few of its shareholders will be able to attend.

Despite repeatedly proclaiming its commitment to become a leader in corporate governance, Tyco International plans to hold its annual meeting in Bermuda, where few of its shareholders will be able to attend.

They're upset that RTD, an agency proclaiming its commitment to environmentally and fiscally sound transportation policy, could now expose taxpayers millions of dollars in litigation and unnecessary logistical costs.

It has also proclaimed its commitment to the Millennium Development Target (MDT) by setting an objective to ensure that in the next five years half the number of people who currently do not have access to toilets will get proper sanitation facilities.

In 1998 it appointed teams of development workers and proclaimed its commitment to "community ownership...and participation in development".Three years on, a report commissioned by Shell but prepared by independent consultants, makes depressing reading.

Each country proclaims its commitment to equality and, in her view, hardly any delivers it substantively to women.

If we were looking for a spectacular example of cognitive dissonance from a government that proclaims its commitment to supporting small businesses, I suggest this would be it.

Throughout the world, our country proclaims its commitment to equal rights and broad democratic participation.

Although the Bahraini regime has proclaimed its commitment to the reforms laid out in the Bahrain independent commission of inquiry's report (pdf), the disturbingly draconian policies authorized by the king demonstrate otherwise.

During the hearing, he painted a picture of a government that proclaimed its commitment to social mobility but whose focus had drifted to a point where ministers seemed incapable of delivering meaningful change in the face of the onerous demands of Brexit.