Sentence examples for be committed to secure from inspiring English sources

Now additional forces may have to be committed to secure the rear areas.

Modern philosophers generally hold that a just society will be committed to securing the material and political bases of public health (Powers and Faden 2008).

Last Tuesday, the Foreign Office's human rights report of 2012 reiterated that it was committed to secure Aamer's release and return.

Our commitment to children, to you UNICEF is committed to securing sustainable change for all children – including those who are hard to reach, in the most remote locations.

"The UUP is committed to securing equality and mutual respect for all elements of our diverse culture.

Sajid Javid, the business secretary, said the government was committed to securing the future of the steelworks in south Wales and was in "close contact" with Tata Steel.

Meanwhile, Khan has said his officers are "working closely" with H&F, which is committed to securing a better deal for the estates' residents.

He said that the government was committed to securing the maximum number of convictions in terrorism and serious crime cases: "The experience of other countries is that the use of evidence gathered through interception may help to achieve that.

The Russell group stands ready to assist with that process, and in doing so is committed to securing a system which combines the intelligent use of metrics with appropriate systems of peer review, to ensure rigour and acceptability".

In a written statement to parliament, Javid said he had met the chairman of Tata, Cyrus Mistry, in Mumbai on Friday and been assured that the company was committed to securing a deal with "the best long-term prospects for a competitive and sustainable future" for Port Talbot and the rest of its UK business.

"Warwickshire Wildlife Trust is committed to securing the best possible outcome for wildlife as HS2 is developed.