Sentence examples for sign of the commitment from inspiring English sources

But yesterday he called the $800,000 payment a "very encouraging sign of the commitment this government is willing to make to the fight against doping".

Working to guarantee safe passage for these refugee children before the bulldozers arrive would be a powerful sign of the commitment our new prime minister has articulated for those who feel left behind and powerless.

If these campaign themes turn out to be more than just rhetoric, Thailand may be about to swing in the anti-western direction first charted by Malaysia's Mahathir Mohamad.But the biggest worry about Mr Thaksin and his party are that he shows no sign of the commitment to political reform that was the hallmark of Mr Chuan.

In a statement this morning, the EC said: The ten priorities for structural reform announced today by the Minister of Development are a clear sign of the commitment of the Greek government to bring about the much-needed reform of the Greek economy.

Countries have already pledged some 600 million euros in support, a promising sign of the commitment of EU member states.

The leadership and support of the AU for polio eradication efforts are a sure sign of the commitment needed to end polio".

The signing of the commitment took place at a major public forum organized by UNICEF in partnership with the Rights of the Child Commission and in coordination with the Guyana Elections Commission.

Furthermore, UNICEF launched an advocacy campaign promoting ECD with local governments in rural areas throughout Romania.The project, developed with Holt Romania under the slogan "The first three years in life – the most important years" saw conferences held for 162 rural communities, each ending with a symbolic signing of the Commitment for the Promotion of Early Education.

One sign of that commitment, they added, was the fact that they had never sold a single share of stock.

The go-ahead for the seven is seen as a sign of the renewed commitment of the Coalition government to the project, which is the brainchild of former Conservative Education Secretary Kenneth [now Lord] Baker.

For the French, Cannes remains a sign of the national commitment to the preservation and promotion of an alternative cinema, which gets funds from both the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the National Cinema Center.