Sentence examples for commitment to removing from inspiring English sources
Later, he emphasized his commitment to removing combat troops within 16 months of his taking office.
And while new developments consistently meet the commission's initial requirements for setbacks and access roads, their commitment to removing underbrush is spotty, said Chuck Horner, director of regulatory programs for the commission.
The deputy secretary of defense, Paul D. Wolfowitz, made a similar point on Thursday when he said, "I think everyone understands that we have, unfortunately, entered a new era," as he outlined the administration's commitment to "removing the sanctuaries, removing the support systems, ending states who sponsor terrorism".
Miles Beale, chief executive of the Wine and Spirits Trade Association, said the commitment to removing 1bn units of alcohol from the market was "a groundbreaking pledge, which is hugely ambitious, and the interim monitoring shows the industry is on track to meet this target".
"This offering supports our commitment to removing friction and enabling a simple and convenient customer experience".
A well-designed occurrence management program, designed to capture and analyze information to identify systematic problems and gain management's commitment to removing the cause, can give you many of the answers.
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".
Ms. Gillibrand recalled Dr. King's commitment to "remove the callous indifference to the poor".
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.
Labour's manifesto promised a free vote on an elected Lords, with a commitment to remove the last remaining hereditary peers.
The industry made a commitment to remove from the market 1bn units of alcohol sold annually, with a deadline of December 2015.
