Sentence examples for commit to taking specific measures from inspiring English sources
Mr Carney, who is still six months away from taking the reins at the BoE, would not commit to taking specific measures to boost economic growth, but said it was clear "full monetary stimulus" was required to help the economy.
In the same hearing, Christopher Wray, the director of the F.B.I., acknowledged that the President had not asked his intelligence officials to take specific measures to address Russian interference.
Diabate said armed groups were accountable for taking specific measures to provide protection to children.
Together, the various measures are intended to show that the euro zone's leaders are committed to taking forceful policy measures — just as the United States and Britain did during the 2008 crisis — that will stem the spread of contagion.
"We are committed to taking measures to maintaining greater personal saving and to reducing the federal deficit to a sustainable level by 2013," Geithner said at the opening session of the talks.
We are committed to taking all reasonable and practical measures to protect the environment and mitigate effects on marine mammals.
"To be more specific, we expect you to continue the courses that you committed to take, to maintain achievement commensurate with your ability, and to sustain your extracurricular commitments and leadership".
On Friday, Mrs. Clinton told the prime minister that the United States expected Israeli officials to take "specific actions" to show "they are committed to this relationship and to the peace process," Mr. Crowley said.
