Sentence examples for committed to a major from inspiring English sources

But he is committed to a major overhaul, Dr. Novello said.

His party, which is committed to a major tax reform and tax cuts, fought tooth and nail during the negotiations to prevent any tax increases.

After five years, the Justice Department, having received hundreds of Whitacre's tapes, finds itself committed to a major price-fixing case against A.D.M., based on incriminating information sneaked to it by a man less reliable than a carnival barker.

Southampton are committed to a major restructuring at the top of the club after the decision to sack the vice-chairman, Les Reed, and the technical director, Martin Hunter, on Thursday.

Network Rail is committed to a major investment programme to upgrade the state of the railway network over the next five years.

We have also today committed to a major customer forbearance programme for many existing customers whose loans would not have been made had they been subject to the new affordability criteria introduced today.

And he added that many Latinos are hesitant to commit to a major spending decision like health insurance.

Under these conditions, getting the company to commit to a major project like the Dreamliner took some doing.

In committing to a major museum of African American History, and propelling the first serious African-American presidential candidate, the United States is recasting the psychology of its power.

In more cases than not, however, it is better to wait until you've taken a few courses — especially upper-division or advanced courses in a given field — before you commit to a major.

How, after all, do you get members of the Democratic caucus to commit to a major shift, at a moment when Donald Trump's extremism makes the stakes so high, without knowing what they're shifting to?