Sentence examples for commitment to looking from inspiring English sources

He said: "We share their commitment to looking at cost and quality.

On Wednesday, he said that organizational changes, along with a renewed commitment to looking for "the next big thing," would bring Intel back.

Mr. Kerry expressed his condolences and the Obama administration's "commitment to looking into what has happened on the ground," Ms. Psaki said.

Culleton pointed to what he described as a "surge for One Nation at the moment", which he attributed to the party's commitment to looking after people in the regions.

"So anyone who thinks this is some sort of slap at the republicans is really misjudging the prime minister's commitment to looking after all Australians, and bringing us all together".

"I guess I can't help but say that I wish that commitment to looking for offsets had been held by the House majority leader and others, say, during the previous administration when they ran up unprecedented bills and never paid for them," Mr. Carney said.

Sir Menzies Campbell broadly welcomed the reforms, but highlighted the absence of any commitment to look seriously at electoral reform.

The best that can be expected is to use UN parlance a commitment to look into creating incentives to discourage countries from chopping down their tropical forests.

They were demanding an addition to it a commitment to look into ways to compensate oil producers for the losses they would suffer if the world stopped burning fossil fuels.

The Premier League fears Ofcom's intervention and an attendant commitment to look at the way it sells its rights could threaten a model that looks set to realise more than £3.2bn for the next round of TV contracts.

The planning process has strengthened our commitment to look beyond "end of pipe" solutions, and we look forward to continuing our work with partners both in and out of government to improve public access to all of our waterways and tributaries.