Sentence examples for been committed to cutting from inspiring English sources

And the Tories have always been committed to cutting taxes for the poor.

Price has been committed to cutting taxes for the very wealthy, supporting international free-trade deals, and making deep cuts in Medicare and Social Security.

"We're committed to cutting the cost of Christmas.

Even with these 285 new or expanded programs, he says he is committed to cutting government.

Britain is committed to cutting its carbon emissions on three main fronts.

He's committed to cutting it down to a more manageable size by 2012 and making it less dependent on short-term financing.

Under the Kyoto protocol, Canada was committed to cutting its greenhouse gas emissions by 6% by 2012, compared to its 1990 levels.

Ministers also say they are committed to cutting carbon from the UK energy supply, but that protecting consumers from higher energy bills is vital.

So what's the holdup?" The holdup, of course, is that Republicans are far more committed to the ideological goals of cutting government and taxes than they are committed to cutting the deficit.

Starbucks, for one, says it is committed to cutting out a quarter of the sugar from its drinks over the next four years, but doesn't that sound a bit feeble or disingenuous?

QUESTION FROM MIKE: James — Do you acknowledge that the debt ceiling has provided the first instance in nearly 30 years where politicians are committed to cutting spending, and just disagreeing on the amount?