Sentence examples for realising the commitment from inspiring English sources

Finally, contributing to the national, regional and global evidence and evaluation database is central to realising the commitment made at the Girl Summit.

The legislation, which aims to realise the commitments set out in Lord Carter's Digital Britain White Paper published in June 2009, has failed to specify a date for FM radio stations to be upgraded to DAB.

Clearly our fixed goal is greater democratic legitimacy for the other place but we will be pragmatic in order to achieve it". He pointed out that all three parties had backed a wholly or mainly elected Lords and claimed he would use all the legislative tools at his disposal to realise the manifesto commitment of all three parties.

Being ready to change in response to evidence is the best way to realise the original commitment in the first place.

They see lots of potential, but much like the joint-venture deals that CEOs reach, realising the potential benefits requires commitment throughout the respective organisations.

In truth, all of Frusciante's solo albums have been concept albums of a sort, acting as a filter for his personal philosophy and a commitment to realising the world of his imagination.

Ever since 2003, when I contacted Drug Free Sport, the forerunner to UK Anti-Doping, with an account of my first year in the distorted circus that was professional cycling, I have realised that the commitment to catch those stealing others' livelihoods always fell woefully short of my expectations.

Realising the truth about Osmond only after they are married, Isabel nonetheless remains true to character and chooses to honour her commitment to him.

Publius: new essay on "Realising the Value of Public information".

However, he added, this alone would not be enough to realise the government's commitment to halve child poverty by 2010.

Actually realising these commitments made at COP21 in Paris will require concerted, concrete action for many years to come.