Sentence examples for weakening commitment from inspiring English sources

He avoided talk of the debilitating level of corruption within the government, the weakening commitment to human rights among many Afghan officials, the faltering economy and uncertainty about next year's presidential elections.

Mr. Green's announcement comes as political and business leaders have begun expressing concern about what they fear is a weakening commitment from the federal government to help New York City recover from the World Trade Center Disaster.

Officials in Brussels warn that signs of a weakening commitment by European leaders to fighting climate change could start a chain reaction, lowering ambitions among other central players, like China and India.

An unwillingness to engage with conservative thought, an aversion to debate, and a weakened commitment to free speech are among the failures of the left.

Assimilation forces might weaken commitment to family who remain in immigrants' homeland.

He also said he sensed a weakening American commitment to space exploration.

Some more hawkish ECB officials worry that QE will lead to moral hazard by weakening governments' commitment to austerity and structural reforms.

Fears that the Government is weakening its commitment to the environment have been heightened after it emerged that at least two Whitehall departments have admitted ignoring a Supreme Court ruling on clean air.

The UK government should "stay the course" on its green policies instead of weakening the commitment to tackle greenhouse gases, the head of the club of the world's richest nations has urged.

Fredric V. Rolando, president of the National Letter Carriers Association, said in a statement, "I do not believe that weakening our commitment of six-day service to the public will enhance the long-term position of the Postal Service as a critical element in our nation's economic infrastructure".

13– 15 Weakening global commitment to support delivery of these proven life-saving measures, arising from the perception of a half-empty glass, represents an equally important and immediate threat to successful malaria control programs in Africa today.