Sentence examples for committed extra from inspiring English sources

May said French authorities had committed extra resources to security at Calais.

It is has not always been remembered, since the Paris attacks, that Mr Osborne's July budget had already committed extra spending resources to defence, counter-terrorism and intelligence in the wake of events such as the beach attack in Tunisia.

European leaders have committed extra ships, planes and helicopters to save the lives of migrants in the Mediterranean.

Within a year, Sidney Raybould, who was building a formidably committed extra-mural department at Leeds University, offered him a staff tutorship; he stayed for 13 years.

Human rights groups say both sides have committed extra-judicial killings during the bloody conflict.

But more short-term funding may be needed before the IMF is ready to commit extra funds.

Solving both problems will require the political will to commit extra state and city money to New York City's schools.

The coalition vowed to tackle the attainment gap when it introduced the pupil premium in April 2011 to commit extra financial resources for children from poorer backgrounds.

The scheme both forces the defence to commit extra players to stop the rush, and freezes a defender who must hang back while waiting to see which way the quarterback goes.

Gov. George E. Pataki of New York: He helped deliver his megastate to Mr. Bush in the primary, and his presence on the ticket in November might force Mr. Gore to commit extra time and money to New York.

Polio could be eradicated in the next two to four years, the billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates predicted yesterday as he appealed to world leaders attending a global vaccine summit in London to commit extra funding to protect the world's poorest children.