Sentence examples for commit to legislation from inspiring English sources

However, Cameron did not commit to legislation.

But he does not commit to legislation with any of the recommendations, including toughening up the TV watershed.

The president criticized Congressional Republicans for not committing to legislation to stop that from happening.

One thing is clear: administration officials are committed to legislation that does more than create drug benefits.

After the meeting, Chairman Pat Roberts (R-Kan). told reporters: "The administration is now committed to legislation and has agreed to brief more intelligence committee members on the nature of the surveillance program.

Instead, his staff issued a general statement in his name, saying that legislation that "stimulates U.S. job growth and furthers the interests of creators, innovators and consumers is a top priority of the Judiciary Committee," and that Mr. Smith was personally committed to legislation that "protects America's innovators".

The House and President Bush should also commit to this legislation.

Speaking on ABC's AM on Thursday, Shorten did not commit to passing legislation enabling a plebiscite.

Pressed by Senator Charles Schumer, Mr. Ashcroft would not commit to supporting legislation that would clarify the department's ability to share that information.

EU officials have said that the bloc loses €1 trillion a year through tax dodging, and were pushing the leaders to commit to the legislation know as the Savings Directive.

It took two days to wring out the only "concession" ever offered – to cancel Heathrow's runway 3. Indeed, when Danny Alexander, Chris Huhne, David Laws and I met Adonis and the rest of the Labour team, they wouldn't even commit to supporting legislation on alternative voting, despite Labour being the only party that had such a proposal in its manifesto.