Sentence examples for the commitments set out from inspiring English sources

IHP+Results is an independent north south consortium of research and advocacy organisations, mandated by IHP + signatories to provide an annual assessment of the implementation of the commitments set out in the IHP + Global Compact [ 18].

2005-2009 UNisEF is currently country programme contributes to the realisation of the commitments set out in the Millennium Development Goals to achieve universal primary education, promote gender equality and empower women, reduce child mortality, improve maternal health, and combat HIV/AIDS.

"Driving forward the many commitments set out within the White Paper will need the active support and involvement of departments across government, and strong leadership from No 10".

It remains unclear whether the foreign policy commitments set out by Venezuela will be realized, particularly given continuing technical and financial constraints.

His intervention in the intense debate about the NHS's future could force Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats to rethink funding commitments set out over the past month, as he is seeking more money than any of them has promised.

The Board will provide support to departments as they deliver on the Government's transparency commitments set out in this letter.

"If Afghanistan is to meet its commitments set out under the Afghanistan Compact, its own National Development Strategy and the global Millennium Development Goals, then it is imperative that we are able to reach every child, every mother, in every community," he said.

Making its operations water sustainable is one of seven bold commitments set out in CCE's sustainability plan.

A whole series of recommendations and plans and commitments set out, in language that is clear, concise, specific, innovative, imaginative.

They also want to abandon the peace commitment set out in the Japanese constitution, and rearm.

The state has also procrastinated on its commitment, set out in the 1988 constitution, to demarcate larger permanent indigenous territories.