Sentence examples for committed to a review from inspiring English sources

The coalition is committed to a review after the election.

But we will learn from experience and the research councils have committed to a review in 2014.

When it set the budget, the Government also committed to a Review, for which it must again obtain Committee advice.

The Maternity Action charity said ministers committed to a review in January, but have not consulted on the issue since then nor provided any timeframe for doing so.

Though it has committed to a review of climate policies in 2017, and consideration of a long-term emissions reduction target, it may benefit from bringing that process forward.

The Department for Business added that the government has already provided steelmakers with more than £47m in compensation for energy costs, is committed to a review of business rates and would shortly be hosting a steel summit to address the crisis.

A prospect that won't commit to a review date, isn't worth having.

It also wants the Home Office to commit to a review of how its asylum accommodation contracts are being managed and delivered, and for the Home Affairs Committee of the UK Parliament to initiate a full inquiry into the operation of the Home Office Compass asylum accommodation contracts.

Mayor Pugh has not committed to a public review.

"The government has committed to a fundamental review of the police funding formula to ensure that allocations to local forces are fair and appropriate.

"The government is committed to a wider review of counter-terror legislation, including the operation of section 44 stop and search provisions.