Sentence examples for commitment to massive from inspiring English sources

That leads us to the House and Congressman and former VP candidate Paul Ryan, who will be a central figure in the coming budget negotiations, perhaps too central given the GOP commitment to massive cuts in social welfare programs and entitlements.

That roadmap contains commitments to massive funding to help poor countries adapt to the changes on their way, but some of the attempts to scale back the carbon economy are creating as many problems as they are relieving.

"Is it possible," Mr. Daschle said, "that the Republicans have just met the first tax cut they don't like, or is it that tax relief for everyone is being held hostage by their commitment to a massive tax cut for the very few?" Republicans replied that such talk was nonsense.

It didn't take long for him to backtrack and reconfirm his commitment to the massive SUV.

However, the largest remaining gap is for more widespread recognition and political commitment to reduce this massive loss of life of at least 3.2 million stillbirths, 1 million of which occur right at the time of birth.

The Liberals have not only agreed to use official Treasury figures to cost their policies, they have also edged away from past commitments to make massive budget cuts to eliminate the deficit.

This constitutes a massive, absolutely massive, hit on consumers and jobs, because to move to 50%... by 2030 will mean a massive bill, perhaps $60bn or more... this massive and unnecessary commitment to renewables which will cause a massive overbuild of windfarms, all of which has to be paid for by consumers," Abbott said.

This constitutes a massive, absolutely massive, hit on consumers and jobs, because to move to 50% … by 2030 will mean a massive bill, perhaps $60bn or more … this massive and unnecessary commitment to renewables which will cause a massive overbuild of wind farms, all of which has to be paid for by consumers," Abbott said.

New supercritical coal plants are a massive commitment to increased cumulative emissions.

What we need is a firm commitment to action and a massive mobilisation of energy to get the peace process moving again; and we will play our part in any way we can.

A source at BBC comedy says the corporation has a "massive commitment" to the genre, demonstrated for instance by the many hours shown over Christmas – including Catherine Tate's Nan, Not Going Out, Boomers, We're Doomed: The Dad's Army Story and A Gert Lush Christmas.