Sentence examples for to deliver its commitment from inspiring English sources

The warning comes as the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) claimed it was on course to deliver its commitment to "revolutionise welfare" through UC.

The government will work to deliver its commitment to ensure that social housing is occupied by those who need it most through other measures".

The review found that BBC Online is on track to deliver its commitment to reduce spending by 25%, a target set in 2011.

"The Government will consider all additional measures if BT Group fails to deliver its commitments and regulatory obligations, and if Openreach does not deliver on its purpose of investing in ways that respond to the needs of its downstream customers," it adds.

A Labour government from 2015 must deliver its commitment to build 200,000 homes a year, because that's the only way we will be able to provide good-quality affordable homes where they are most needed.

BBSRC and DIUS are still keen on the Pirbright redevelopment plan, but Defra's commitment to deliver its £67 million share has been questioned.

In delivering its commitment to child protection, the Government has made impressive achievements towards the implementation of children's rights and building protective frameworks for children.

"I don't think South Sudan has a better friend than the United States," Kerry responded, adding that if the nation's leaders continue to fail on delivering its commitments in the peace agreement, "the international community is absolutely prepared" for individual sanctions.

The government should pull the plug on these madcap 'offsetting' plans and get on with delivering its commitments to protect and boost wildlife through better planning".

The NGO community is a vital and active partner of UNICEF in delivering its commitments for children in the Philippines.

But it also gives the Labour government the chance to deliver on its commitment to provide opportunity for the many and not the few.