Sentence examples for committed to a replacement from inspiring English sources

But Lowe says he is committed to a replacement mosque.

Mr Hammond, who is bound by an agreement with the Liberal Democrats not to commit to a renewal of Trident during this parliament, argues that no firm decision on replacement will be made until after the general election in 2015.

The Tories and Labour are committed to a like-for-like replacement of Trident, Lib Dems are against it.

Labour, which was committed to a like-for-like replacement for Trident when it was in power, has now said it will examine the outcome of that review.

The Conservative Party is committed to a like-for-like replacement; Labour says it supports a continuous at-sea deterrent and the Liberal Democrats are keen to look at cheaper alternatives to the Trident system.

But former Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell told the BBC it made "no sense" to be committed to a like-for-like replacement of a nuclear weapons system designed for the Cold War era and it made sense to look at alternatives.

"The department has always been committed to a fair and open competition for the tanker replacement aircraft," he said.

He was committed to a psychiatric institute.

"WE'RE committed to a successful round.

Critics have warned that Ken Clarke's replacement by Chris Grayling as justice secretary last month signalled a hardening of the approach on sentencing, but the prime minister said he was still as committed to a "rehabilitation revolution" for prisoners.

But Meadows told The Huffington Post Thursday night that Ryan committed to bringing a replacement within days of the repeal vote, not weeks.