Sentence examples for commitment to wipe from inspiring English sources
Death-penalty states turned to European manufacturers, but it became impossible to import the drugs to the United States, owing to the European Union's commitment to wipe out capital punishment worldwide.
The two-year working-age benefits freeze takes £3.2bn a year off the welfare bill by 2017-18, the first step of the chancellor's commitment to wipe £12bn more from the annual welfare bill.
"We are determined and resolved in our commitment to wipe out the menace of terrorism from our homeland.
In a video message on 27 September to a Global Polio Partners Summit at the United Nations in New York, President Obasanjo vowed his personal commitment to wipe out the virus in Nigeria.
First, the affair undermines faith in his commitment to wiping out corruption.
Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said: "We welcome Nicky Morgan's recent stated commitment to wiping out homophobia, biphobia and transphobia in our schools.
"This commitment is vital to wiping out this terrible disease in the remaining endemic OIC countries.
What greater demonstration of his commitment to himself and his fellow owners could there be than to wipe out the World Series, something that two world wars and the Great Depression had failed to achieve?
Mrs. McCaskill also said that in brief remarks, Mrs. Clinton voiced her full commitment to Mr. Obama's campaign — in recounting this, Mrs. McCaskill feigned relief by pretending to wipe sweat from her forehead.
