Sentence examples for commit to safeguarding from inspiring English sources

It is due to review the service next year, but Labour has called for the regulator to begin the review early and said it will commit to safeguarding the USO if it wins the next election.

Prof Sharona Hoffman, co-director of the Case Western Reserve's Law-Medicine Center, proposed that the agreements would state how "the data will be used, who will see the data, and how it will be discarded after use as well as to commit to safeguarding data security and refraining from attempts to re-identify data".

"We are formally committed to safeguarding peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula".

The museum emphasized that it was "deeply committed to safeguarding the rights and welfare of employees".

She also said the coalition was committed to "safeguarding the rights and liberties of the public".

Justice Scalia added that he was committed "to safeguarding the rights of all Americans — even those I personally find terrifying".

A spokesman from Deloitte, which has not been accused of any wrongdoing, said the firm was committed to safeguarding nonpublic client information.

The Hong Kong government is committed to safeguarding our core values, such as citizens' rights, freedom and democracy, and the accommodation of different viewpoints and opinions.

We are committed to safeguarding the environment for future generations and helping the country to deliver on renewable energy targets and reduction of carbon emissions.

D. G. Van Clief Jr., the Breeders' Cup president, said his office was committed to safeguarding the public from intrusions into the betting pools or from other forms of chicanery.

Brendan Barber of the TUC also welcomed the decision: "Scrapping identity cards is an important sign that the new government is committed to safeguarding civil liberties.