Sentence examples for strong commitment to addressing from inspiring English sources

"I hope that President Bush will maintain a strong commitment to addressing both of these matters as well as the institutional presence within the White House that each issue deserves," Mr. Gephardt said.

The Clinton campaign is already showing a strong commitment to addressing diversity and equity gaps in the workplace, with a promise to increase support for minority students and those from disadvantaged communities.

WASHINGTON, D.C.--Hoping to build momentum for a strong commitment to addressing the threat of global climate change at December's climate treaty meeting in Kyoto, Japan, more than 1500 prominent scientists--including dozens of Nobel laureates--today released a statement calling on all governments to take prompt steps to reduce greenhouse gas output.

The Government of India (GOI) has demonstrated a strong commitment to addressing non-communicable diseases (NCDs).

This shows the inclusive Government's strong commitment to addressing equity and reaching the most vulnerable" said UNICEF Representative, Dr. Peter Salama.

This example demonstrates that groups that do not typically perform scientific investigations can perform framing activities and that framing and analysis can be done with limited resources if the group has a strong commitment to addressing the question.

In recent times there has been a strong commitment to address the high rates of smoking in the Indigenous Australian population through the Close the Gap campaign, the National Tobacco Strategy 2012 2018, the National Partnership Agreement on Closing the Gap in Indigenous Health Outcomes and the National Healthcare Agreement [ 41- 47].

In this new document, world leaders express their political will to save lives, protect rights and share responsibility on a global scale, and towards this end make a series of strong commitments to address the issues we face now and to prepare the world for future challenges.

However successes are evident where governments have made strong commitments to address maternal and child health – including HIV testing and treatment – and where testing and treatment have been incorporated into general maternal and child health programmes.

On World Water Day (March 22) a coalition of nearly 30 organizations from the public and private sectors, including foundations and faith leaders, came together at "Uniting for Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation," an event at the National Geographic Society in Washington D.C. to spur stronger commitments to address the global water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) crisis.

"President Obama put forth strong goals that demonstrate our national commitment to addressing climate change, but there's still more work to be done," Steyer told me.