Sentence examples for commit to abolishing from inspiring English sources

In opposition the party promised to review the policy but, unlike the Lib Dems, did not commit to abolishing them.

"But believe me, believe me, to commit to abolishing the eighth amendment without consideration of what you might do is not on my radar".

Human rights groups like Reprieve and OSF recommend that governments commit to abolishing the death penalty for drugs.

Labour is committed to abolishing the "cruel" bedroom tax.

2.49pm: Q: Are the Lib Dems still committed to abolishing the Department for Business?

Whatever farm ministers imply in public statements, most EU governments are committed to abolishing them, France included.

Ukip is pledging to exempt charity shops and foodbanks from waste charges, although it also commits to abolishing the "Big Society programme" and the National Citizen Service.

The most appalling moments in "1984" come when the State has already read Winston Smith's mind and is committed to abolishing his interiority.

During the debate, Mr. Romney said that "our nominee has to be someone who isn't committed to abolishing Social Security, but who is committed to saving Social Security".

Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, warned during a debate last week that the Republican Party should nominate someone "who isn't committed to abolishing Social Security, but who is committed to saving Social Security".

Some Democratic senators and liberal advocacy groups have portrayed the 64-year-old trial judge as hostile to civil rights plaintiffs and someone so committed to abolishing abortions that he should not be elevated to an appeals court.