Sentence examples for be committed to maintaining from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives appear to be committed to maintaining real-terms increases in spending on the NHS.

As senior scientists and engineers, we are deeply concerned that while the government is threatening to cut public funding for research and development as a whole, it appears to be committed to maintaining high levels of military-related R&D.

While he was sure that the FT would be committed to maintaining its editorial independence, he said he was worried that the "subliminal effect" of being owned by Nikkei might make it less willing to publish articles critical of corporate Japan.

The scientific research enterprise is built on a foundation of trust, and each of us must be committed to maintaining its integrity.

In bringing the companies together, we would be committed to maintaining Yahoo!'s significant presence in Silicon Valley, and we anticipate that there would be exciting opportunities for a combined Microsoft and Yahoo! talent base in Silicon Valley, Redmond, and many other cities worldwide.

But, to be absolutely candid, we will help our friends first". He added: "The President will be committed to maintaining a Republican Senate in '86, and he has always campaigned--when he is able--for all Republicans.

Known as Gjakmarrja, the tradition dictates that in blood feuds, murder must be committed to maintain family honour between rival families.

"DuPont is committed to maintaining the integrity of ongoing investigations.

We are committed to maintaining strong contacts with our alumni.

"I'm committed to maintaining London's status as a world capital of the arts.

Willie Walsh, IAG's chief executive, said: "We are committed to maintaining and strengthening Aer Lingus.