Sentence examples for wider commitments from inspiring English sources

This means new resources for growth-friendly investment, stabilising public finances or wider commitments such as development aid.

With the current government's welcomed focus on social mobility and widening participation, universities must also value their wider commitments to public benefit.

The report, Raising the Bar, says: "Our main area of concern lies in the wider commitments that were made during the bid or just afterwards.

There will also be an account of investment, innovation, research and development, human capital development, pay scales, executive pay in relation to median pay and supply-chain relations, along with an account of the company's wider commitments on the environment and bribery.

The various self-management tasks had to be fitted in with these wider commitments.

He believes the bonus culture reflects a wider commitment to staff welfare by the company.

"We want much more social policy and a much wider commitment to all of Europe".

FM Conway's recycling philosophy forms part of its wider commitment to being a sustainable business.

Sainsbury's partnership with British Athletics reflects its wider commitment to inspiring healthy lifestyles for all, and complements grassroots campaigns such as Active Kids and the Sainsbury's School Games.

The UK has also made a wider commitment to taking in unaccompanied migrant children under the Dubs amendment passed in the House of Lords this year.

True, avoiding a pay rise for the 646 MPs will only save a small amount, but it signals the government's wider commitment to firm public-sector pay restraint.