Sentence examples for spending a commitment from inspiring English sources

Major announcements in the budget include a $3.2bn increase in health spending, a commitment to build an extra 1,600 properties for public housing every year, cheaper doctor's visits for half a million people (and free for those under 14), $450m for new schools, and $300m to recruit new police officers.

Even when that cash is spent, a blind commitment to perpetual funding, versus a lump sum, may not be popular.

While there is a commitment to spending a good share of this revenue on the social sectors, the exact amounts and modalities are not yet clear.

In its latest report, the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (Icai) acknowledges that the government's commitment to spending a third of UK aid in fragile states inevitably means the Department for International Development (DfID) is working in increasingly difficult circumstances.

Finally, you can become the stir-crazed writer you always wanted to be without the commitment of spending a winter locked in an abandoned hotel.

Hammond mentioned the NHS in his autumn statement speech once to confirm the government's commitment to spending an extra £10bn a year by the end of this parliament.

The chairman of the Appropriations Committee will need to balance competing forces within the Democratic Party, including a pent-up demand for domestic spending and a commitment to fiscal discipline.

This might include new curbs on provincial governments' spending, and a commitment to a new "fiscal convertibility" law that is supposed to place limits on the deficit, but would take effect only next year.Mr Fernandez this week stressed that Argentina could withstand any speculative attack on the currency.

British government officials lost the battle to include a commitment to spend a substantial share of the economic stimulus on low-carbon recovery projects.

Monkeys can live for 20 to 40 years, so bringing one home is a commitment to spend a significant portion of your life providing for your monkey's needs.

"Nearly £52bn has been invested in renewables in the UK since 2010, and just last month we reiterated our commitment to spend a further £730m per year supporting new renewable projects over the course of this parliament".