Sentence examples for commitment to remove from from inspiring English sources

The industry made a commitment to remove from the market 1bn units of alcohol sold annually, with a deadline of December 2015.

The policy's cornerstone, which stirred great debate among the bishops at the time, was a commitment to remove from ministry every priest credibly accused of abuse even once, a tenet referred to as "zero tolerance".

The Washington Post reported this at the time: "Congress and President Reagan began the process with a commitment to remove from the tax rolls virtually all people living below the poverty line.

The statement from the bishops' committee, signed by the bishops' president, Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of New York, said, "We remain especially firm in our commitment to remove permanently from public ministry any priest who committed such an intolerable offense".

On Monday, the World Health Organisation released a report on malaria (pdf), Eliminating Malaria, calling for a global commitment to remove malaria from at least 35 new countries by 2030 – a goal it described as "ambitious but achievable".

In the case of our Kit Kat campaign Nestlé's eventual commitment to remove products coming from rainforest destruction from its supply chain is a positive step.

This mentality, and the standards that have evolved as a result, are responsible for an initiative that brought Chipotle a lot of attention--both positive and negative--over the last year: our decision to voluntarily disclose the presence of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in our food and our commitment to remove the GMOs from our food to the fullest extent possible.

Everyone from Pentagon deadenders to Human Rights Watch, for example, is trying to dissuade President Obama from his commitment to remove all American troops from Afghanistan by 2014.

No 10 is bullish about the potential of the proposal, claiming it could all but achieve the Prime Minister's manifesto commitment to remove in-work benefits from migrants for the first four years they are in the UK.

Earlier this year, the brand made a commitment to remove all virgin plastic from their supply chain by 2021 with the launch of a clothing line made entirely of recycled plastic bottles.

Among their many aims in Syria, three stand out: a negotiated settlement to end the violence; a desire to rein in Iran's efforts to exert influence in the region; and a commitment to remove Bashar Assad, Syria's president, from power.