Sentence examples for commit to assisting from inspiring English sources

Countries: Democratic Republic of the Congo Kenya Somalia Sudandan; Tanzania; Uganda Egyptt By the end of 2011, Refugees United (RU), Delta Partners, and Ericsson commit to assisting 120,000 refugees in an effort to reconnect families separated by conflict.

The president now has the opportunity to demonstrate foresight because Secretary Kerry's testimony offered a fresh opportunity to get allies, emerging powers and regional partners to take a direct stake and commit to assisting with the complex task of neutralizing Syria's stockpile.

Fallon's statement also said ministers were "committed to assisting the government of Iraq", including by providing humanitarian assistance for those targeted by the militants, helping the country to repel the group's advance "and restore stability and security across the country", and tackling the broader regional and international threat faced from the group.

The United Nations is committed to assisting the government of South Sudan to meet its many responsibilities.

"We have commenced an internal investigation and are also fully committed to assisting the NRL.

We are also committed to assisting those affected by conflict and poverty.

"The CIJA is very much committed to assisting domestic authorities with prosecutions".

In 2009, the European commission said it was "committed to assisting these vulnerable people until a political solution can be found for their plight".

In a statement released by Parramatta on Sunday afternoon, Boulous addressed the matter, saying that the club was "committed to assisting the NRL's salary cap investigation".

"Wegelin & Company remains committed to assisting in the clarification of matters regarding former U.S. clients and has authorized its lawyers in the United States to negotiate with the U.S. justice authorities to the extent possible under Swiss law," its statement said.

Mr. Butler is now about to graduate from Fresno State, and he said he owed his success to being selected by a nonprofit that not only makes money available, but is also committed to assisting its scholars through graduation.