Sentence examples for strong commitment to funding from inspiring English sources

In the US, legislation on internet offenders is invariably backed with a strong commitment to funding changes in the law.

The advocacy group of 51 universities said it was recognizing his "strong and enduring commitment to funding … basic research".

In all of these countries, there has been a strong commitment to public funding of social services and striving to achieve a universal health system.

Nonetheless, there is a very business-oriented theme to the Conservatives' science policy, with a strong focus on producing more science, technology and engineering graduates, including a £350m commitment to fund 25,000 new masters degrees in these subjects.

Dr Johnny Marshall, director of policy at the NHS Confederation, said "central government needs to provide a strong commitment to solve and stabilise social care funding for the future".

The TB programme, fully funded by the government, has a strong commitment to TB control as it pursues 'social benefits', whereas general hospitals may compromise this with 'profit-orientated' service.

This imbalance must be redressed by the provision of adequate funding, and the development of a strong commitment to action within both the public and private sectors.

The credit union funds the organization's personnel and most operational costs, demonstrating its strong commitment to the programs the foundation provides.

Doris instilled in her family a strong commitment to philanthropy.

He had a strong commitment to Judaism and Israel.

"Pakistan has made a very strong commitment to that".