Sentence examples for committed to a programme from inspiring English sources

"Elements of these reports make for difficult reading, but we are committed to a programme of transformation.

Fine Gael will be committed to a programme of "austerity adjustments" and public sector contraction in line with neoliberal realignments internationally.

Miliband voted for a second reading, but would not have been able to take his parliamentary party with him if he committed to a programme motion.

"The current Conservative government in London is committed to a programme of continued austerity and, in the view of some, has embarked on a systematic programme of shrinking the UK state," Sir Tom wrote.

However the government in Spain is committed to a programme of deep spending cuts and austerity, which means there are almost no new jobs in the public sector.

There are no overnight solutions to the issue but we are committed to a programme of on-going works to remedy the situation.

This is not about regulating energy markets to keep prices down; rather it is about committing to a programme that lifts people up.

Despite all its tactical strength and creativity, however, it needs an ally in the international community who must remind the future president of his obligation to commit to a programme of women's rights reform.

Applicants can go through Clearing says Wright, who urges students speak to staff before applying: "Committing to a programme takes time and energy, and you do have to pick a course that really engages you".

To make the most of this period of change, you must commit to a programme of self analysis to identify all your skills, preferences, and values, so you can define yourself in terms of assets rather than a job title.

But the political bottom line would have to be that these countries do what they believe they must, recognising that this is a shared problem, but without committing to a programme of action determined by the industrialised powers.