Sentence examples for speech commitment from inspiring English sources

Three examples illustrate this clearly: the Romanow report on the future of the Canadian health system, the Supreme Court of Canada decision on the patenting of higher life forms, and the Throne Speech commitment to a new governance regime for research involving humans.

ED MILIBAND'S conference-speech commitment to freezing energy prices last year pushed living standards to the top of Britain's political agenda.

You talk about the things that are important and I described in my speech my commitment to a strong military, unlike the president's decision to cut our military.

On Tuesday, the new president emphasized in his congressional speech his "commitment to building a society without discrimination or division". But later, addressing the public, Bolsonaro proclaimed that the era of "political correctness" was over.

Roosevelt had declared in his inauguration speech his commitment to lead the nation out of its valley of woe, in such terms that many of his audience wept, and his aide Ray Moley said to the new labour secretary, Frances Perkins: "Well, he's taken the ship of state and turned it right around".

An advocate of national sovereignty who supported Brexit, (and has hung out with Nigel Farage, Millerr cut lines in the speech expressing commitment to Article Five, a promise to help other nations in the face of military aggression, according to individuals who are close to Miller.

The president followed up this speech and commitment to the issue later that year when he signed an executive order banning retaliation for wage disclosure among federal contractors.

Four Welsh Conservative MPs are now backing an amendment criticising the Queen's Speech for not including a commitment to an EU referendum.

Holder's speech was a commitment to remember those weddings.

He is to deliver a speech reaffirming U.S. commitment to the region.

But European values like free speech and a commitment to truth remain potent, as Ukrainians know well.