Sentence examples for commit to eliminating from inspiring English sources

"We have to commit to eliminating homophobia because everyone is entitled to the same rights, opportunities and protection," King has said.

For instance, a utility might pay Comverge $70,000 to $80,000 a year for each megawatt that the company can commit to eliminating from the load.

He should also commit to eliminating the 200 to 300 short-range nuclear weapons this country still has deployed in Europe.

The U.S.D.A. is granting the Humane Society's petition to ban downed calves from the food chain, and Tim Horton's is the latest food industry giant to denounce gestation crates and commit to eliminating them.

A letter circulating in Congress calls on Susan Rice, the United States ambassador to the United Nations, to urge the world body to fully commit to eliminating cholera from the island of Hispaniola.

In January Iceland became the first major UK retailer to commit to eliminating plastic packaging for all its own-brand products, pledging to go plastic-free within five years.

After having made some progress in getting countries to commit to eliminate tariffs and quotas on most imports from less-developed countries, talks had stalled in 2006 over reducing agricultural subsidies, tariffs, and industrial market access.

Companies to commit to eliminate deforestation from their supply chains.

Since then the organisation has been committed to "eliminating" the disease, but not "eradicating" it.

Both are committed to eliminating the federal budget deficit by 2011, ruling out big spending.

The United States and the European Union are both firmly committed to eliminating gender discrimination.