Sentence examples for to underline that commitment from inspiring English sources

To underline that commitment, he will travel to Africa in June.

He told Sky News: "David Cameron has already committed the Conservative party to holding a referendum on Europe in the next parliament; this is obviously an attempt to underline that commitment to a referendum if he gets the chance.

Avoiding the IPL for a season would doubtless cause him a financial hit but would underline that commitment better than any amount of social networking.

To underline this commitment, I believe that NATO should develop a long-term cooperation agreement with the Afghan government.

To underline this commitment, it was announced today that Wang Jianping a senior general is being investigated for corruption.

It means that just weeks after unveiling the unprecedented shift in Bank policy, Carney is travelling away from the Square Mile to underline the commitment of policymakers to nursing the economy back to health, in his first UK public speech.

Later this month the first Tory MPs will be dispatched on a programme of voluntary service, with backbenchers encouraged to 'roll up their sleeves' and spend a week working with a charity to underline the commitment to noble causes.

Clearly the discomfort of minority students on American campuses needs to be addressed, and we need to underline our commitment to the actuality that Black Lives Matter.

The chancellor is likely to bank most of that windfall to underline his commitment to balance the books; but he could set aside a small proportion for targeted measures.

May said she wanted to underline her commitment to the Belfast agreement, arguing that "peace and stability in Northern Ireland will always be of the highest priority for my government".

Touraine told French radio France Info that she wasn't "surprised" by the Senate's decision, and that the government would submit a new amendment "to underline its commitment" to the fight against tobacco addiction.