Sentence examples for state commitments from inspiring English sources
Conifer tried to line up state commitments for subsidies, but missed several closing deadlines while struggling with bureaucratic tangles.
Possibly so, but resolving the arithmetic on other state commitments may be even more urgent.Remedial actionBy any measure, France's health service is among the best in the world.
Large technology systems cannot be developed without social commitments, usually including legal (especially in the form of contracts), organisational (involving producers, users and financiers) and political (involving various actors associated with the state) commitments.
And the FCC has never investigated any state commitments for broadband upgrades, much less rural areas.
In fact, in virtually every state commitments were made to upgrade the networks to fiber optic services to reach all customers, not to mention schools, libraries and hospitals, paid for by excess telephone charges on customers' bills.
Whereas prior accords relied entirely on state commitments, for which there were insufficient mechanisms to induce compliance, the Paris Agreement stands a better chance of succeeding because it recognizes the need to send strong signals to the private sector to develop cleaner technologies and to rapidly introduce them.
The analysts who want a larger state commitment also want more money from the city, an idea Giuliani administration officials have declined to comment on.
The commission not only raised the ante, but also said that any state commitment should be guaranteed, regardless of gambling revenues.
She said she thought the state commitment was solid, but admitted that the city funds have to be appropriated on a yearly basis.
We are planning to step up the 2015 full year dividend to 40p per share compared to our previously state commitment to pay at least 35p a share.
Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, a Democrat from Manhattan, said the plan "is badly in need of being shored up by a greater state commitment".
