Sentence examples for to underpin this commitment from inspiring English sources

"To underpin this commitment to wider supporter involvement and ownership, two new non-executive directors are being elected directly by supporters.

And my suggestion in the paper was that (1) nationhood has helped in the past to underpin this commitment; and (2) nationhood can continue to play this role, even in the face of growing diversity, so long as it is reconceived in a multicultural manner.

The technology required to underpin this security is not new.

We have no data to underpin this.

To underpin the Government's commitment to improving the quality of cancer services and modernising cancer care, the Director of Cancer Services issued a Cancer Information Strategy [ 4] designed to monitor progress towards achieving specific targets (such as waiting times) and reducing the cancer death rate.

Radium Audio provided a "gritty, dark, electronic score" to heighten and underpin this alien experience.

Two decades later, Moroccan CSOs use this convention to underpin their call for more migrants' rights in Morocco, drawing on Morocco's commitment to a global standard of rights.

They agreed to convene an inter-governmental conference (IGC) to draft the treaty commitments needed to underpin a single currency.

There is a need for an enabling environment to underpin technical enforcement capacity with legal and political commitment and willingness.

Investment banks then put in place a set of green bond principles to underpin trust - and investors followed by publishing billion dollar commitments to buy green bonds.

It is this ignorance that seems to underpin the entire bill.