Sentence examples for commitment to trimming from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the move reflects Sun's commitment to trimming down a technology that has been criticized for its bloat (many optional components no longer come preinstalled but must be added to the kernel after-the-fact).

The amendment also gave Smith a chance to reach out to House members who will be negotiating the final bill in a conference committee with the U.S. Senate and seek their commitment to trimming social science research at NSF.

But Mr Amato had to make a cast-iron commitment to trim the deficit to 1.5% of GDP next year, 1% of GDP in 2001, and to balance the budget in 2003.That is perverse.

Opec has said that something needs to be done, and has made a vague commitment to trim between 500,000 to 1m barrels a day from current output, but it has yet to flesh out the details.

A commitment to trim the inexorable rise in Medicare costs by $115 billion over five years is worth having, and it ensures that the Medicare trust fund stays solvent for another decade.

Combined with a commitment to trim deficits further in coming years through yet-to-be-determined measures, that could get close to the $4 trillion in savings that experts say is needed to keep the debt from overwhelming the economy.

The military cuts have put some GOP lawmakers in an awkward position, testing their commitment to budget-trimming at a time when Republicans are broadly calling for austerity.

He then dedicated himself to caring for her, sacrificing his commitment to his career by trimming his 60 hours a week work schedule down to 30 hours.

Also, six health care organizations followed up Monday on a commitment they made last month to Mr. Obama to trim $2 trillion in health care costs over 10 years.

"We will stick by our commitments whether they are popular or not," says Don Foster, their environmental and transport spokesman.The Lib Dems, have, however, decided to trim marginally to the prevailing wind.

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