Sentence examples for unmet commitments from inspiring English sources

Griggs had also faced dissatisfaction locally, for long delays in building the Palmerston hospital, and unmet commitments on housing and health facilities.

Yet while many countries were moving ahead, the 2010 MDG Report warned that "unmet commitments, inadequate resources, lack of focus and accountability, and insufficient dedication to sustainable development have created shortfalls in many areas".

Environmental activists welcomed the decision but said the company had failed to live up to similar promises in the past, citing at least three unmet commitments to stop the clearing of forests in the past decade.

Challenges ahead At the Education For All meeting, governments, donors, development agencies and educators are tackling the most pressing issues in education: weak governance and management, unmet financial needs and commitments, and a critical lack of capacity – particularly a shortage of qualified teachers.

Moreover, extending NATO membership to the likes of India, Israel, Japan or Australia would not only prove uniquely contentious for the alliance but also saddle it with commitments likely to go unmet.

Commit to your commitments.

"As the first, Novartis overall and the Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research have the commitment to focus on the unmet needs of patients.

"We have maintained the values of commitment to innovation and focus on unmet needs even as we have doubled in size over the past six or seven years".

With the government's commitment to reduce high levels of unmet need for family planning and maternal mortality, senior staff at the MOHSW supported the concept of using routine immunization contacts to increase access to family planning.

Ashram has an historical and successful commitment to promoting social inclusion and addressing unmet community needs.

These communication and inclusion strategies were followed immediately by a campaign of household profiling, which showed visible commitment to implementation, whilst simultaneously identifying and responding to unmet needs.