Sentence examples for to meet a commitment from inspiring English sources
But the latest figures show the food industry has failed to meet a commitment to cut household food waste by 5% between 2012 and 2015.
'Procedures' is the term used by the Home Office, which is looking at ways to meet a commitment in the Government's coalition agreement to reduce the use of animals in scientific research.
Last week he wrote a memo to the board and the advisory board of poets, effectively blaming the directors for failing to meet a commitment to raise more funds.
It would be a humiliating admission of defeat both for Europe's defence industry and for the sponsoring governments, which would have to turn to America for a replacement aircraft.The trigger for the showdown is the failure of Airbus to meet a commitment to have flown the A400M by the end of March.
In today's speech, the chancellor will signal "real cuts" across Whitehall if Labour is re-elected, promising that only the budgets for schools, hospitals and the police will be protected from his determination to meet a commitment to halve a £180bn deficit by 2014.
The move to the purpose built MediaCityUK location in Salford Quays was designed to meet a commitment to base most of the BBC's staff outside London, and the corporation claims the three buildings on the site form the most advanced broadcasting hub in Europe.
He pointed out that Italy would have to more than double its aid by 2010 to meet a personal commitment Berlusconi had made to the singer to cancel the debts of poor countries to Italy.
The Clinton administration turned to a wealthy individual when Congress, embarrassingly, refused to meet an American commitment abroad.
Britain is promoting energy crops under a program to meet a binding E.U. commitment to get 15 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020, compared with about 3 percent now.
A new anomaly comes from the married couple's allowance, introduced at Westminster to meet a Tory manifesto commitment.
The UK government is increasing the overall overseas development budget to meet a longstanding international commitment to spend 0.7% of national income on aid.
