Sentence examples for sector to commit from inspiring English sources

As I leave this role, I urge government, the community and the disability sector to commit to more jobs, more equal justice, and a community attitude which celebrates and enhances the contribution of people with disabilities.

Higher government spending on infrastructure is designed to compensate for the hesitancy of the private sector to commit to new capital projects, while the higher national living wage, the modest adjustments to universal credit and yet another year of frozen fuel duties are intended to support the consumer.

But with budgets tight throughout Europe more incentives will have to be found to get the private sector to commit to big energy projects, where the returns tend to be long-term.

The heart of the problem is the lack of market demand sufficient to induce the private sector to commit resources to R&D.

(3) Catalyse all sectors to commit to delivering specific messages to specific target audiences using all possible communication channels.

The institutional design, which regulates special fees and dual practice in the public hospital sector in Austria, has grown historically in an attempt to contribute to the financing of the public health sector and to commit highly qualified physicians to the public hospital sector.

The Summit will have a positive impact if it gets governments and private sector organizations to commit to ensuring that all women have the choice of a range of contraceptive methods, and the poorest women have the same access to high quality reproductive health information and services as better off women.

"Drax, which has a big logistics component with storage and shipping facilities at the Port of Greater Baton Rouge, was the first major prospect in this sector to fully commit to capital investment and job creation in the state," Short said.

The conference on Thursday will be led by the international development secretary, Penny Mordaunt, and the aid sector is expected to commit to "overcome the power imbalances and structural inequalities that give rise to sexual exploitation, abuse, harassment and bullying", according to the summit's draft commitments.

Using eHealth as climate policy may motivate health sector decision makers to commit to eHealth since it also offers co-benefits such as reduced long term costs, increased access to health care, and improved quality of health care services.

While many of the commitments under the pledge were not new, the White House stated that the news showed the private sector to be "committed to stepping up and doing its part in taking on this global challenge".