Sentence examples for to reinforce commitments from inspiring English sources

If the purpose of advertising is to reinforce commitments among voters likely to turn out – a strategy behind much last-minute media spending – Republicans have the edge.

Children's rights have always had a special place in EU external policy and the EU Agenda for the Rights of the Child aims to reinforce commitments of the EU to promote, protect and fulfill the rights of the child in all relevant EU policies and actions.

Trust can be relied upon to reinforce commitment to an idea or, in the case of lack of trust, disapproval of an idea (Omer et al. 2009).

It concludes by asking participants which risk reducing option they plan to pursue, reinforcing commitment to action.

By Clelia Barbadoro MASERU, Lesotho, 2 May 2008 – In a monumental effort to reinforce its commitments towards children and their protection, the Government of Lesotho launched the first-ever national Child Helpline last month.

The Good Humanitarian Donorship principles provide a useful framework for these attempts reinforcing commitments to principled humanitarian action, involvement of beneficiaries and adherence to standards and principles.

Annual face-to-face meetings reinforced commitment to specific studies and the overall mission of GRACE encouraged discussions around problems and locally developed solutions.

I want to reinforce our commitment to the Pompton Lakes community and our cleanup efforts.

Therapists often make you pay when you miss a session to reinforce your commitment.

Then they started talking about the newspaper as a way to reinforce that commitment.

Many in the market expect the central bank to ease policy again in the coming months to reinforce its commitment to pull the economy out of deflation.