Sentence examples for commitment to dealing from inspiring English sources

The confusion stems from US Soccer having been tight-lipped on what they have done with Solo, leaving everyone guessing about their commitment to dealing with allegations of violence committed by players off the field.

Her departure comes as many are questioning President Obama's commitment to dealing with climate change and other environmental problems.

Ms. Jackson's departure comes as many in the environmental movement are questioning Mr. Obama's commitment to dealing with climate change and other environmental problems.

But, in part because there is limited domestic political pressure to do so, they have rarely shown a lasting commitment to dealing with the continent's deeply rooted troubles.

"From a personal integrity point of view, nobody will question his personal commitment to dealing with corruption," said Manji Cheto, a west African risk analyst.

"These figures demonstrate the coalition Government's unwavering commitment to dealing with the debts it inherited, despite the economic uncertainty in the eurozone and the heightened turbulence in global financial markets".

But we need to make the reasons clear and make concrete our commitment to deal with the debt over time.

Extract from Osborne's speech: "This Budget reaffirms our unwavering commitment to deal with Britain's record debts.

"The commitment to deal with the culture that breeds extremism is a very important commitment," Ms. Rice said.

What is missing from both parties' policy platforms is any substantive commitment to deal with adapting to climate change.

AS HE delivered his budget on March 21 last year, George Osborne spoke of his "unwavering commitment to deal with Britain's record debts".