Sentence examples for committed to a significant from inspiring English sources

Although we all recognize as experts that we are already committed to a significant amount of climate change, even if we turned off all fossil fuel emissions today.

An official from the United States Chamber of Commerce said Monday that the business community remained committed to a significant guest-worker program.

Leonardo Alcivar, a spokesman for the Transportation Department, said that Mr. Mineta's letter "is a clear declaration that the administration is committed to a significant improvement in fuel efficiency".

If you think that government programs too frequently fail, why do you tend to vote for the political party that is more committed to a significant role for government?

2. Synergies and Productivity: JCI committed to a significant restructuring plan in FY 2017 related to cost reduction initiatives.

Chief executive Adam Wilkinson said: "The council is committed to a significant cultural facility in the city centre but due to the ongoing assessment of damage after the fire, it has become clear we cannot reopen the building as quickly as we would like.

Coca-Cola Amatil group managing director Terry Davis said: "The government decision is disappointing in light of the fact that SPC Ardmona had presented to both the federal and Victorian governments a solid business case for a one-off co-investment of $25m each with CCA committing to a significant and much greater investment of more than $90m".

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton will propose steps today to strengthen the government's strategy to battle H.I.V. and AIDS in the United States and the rest of the world, becoming the latest Democratic presidential candidate to commit to a significant expansion of federal efforts to combat the epidemic.

At the time of the cabinet decision last week, the chief executive, Terry Davis said: "The government decision is disappointing in light of the fact that SPC Ardmona had presented to both the federal and Victorian governments a solid business case for a one-off co-investment of $25m each with CCA committing to a significant and much greater investment of more than $90m".

It can and probably should be managed down, but it does not really explain most of the deficit, and could only be reduced to zero if there were an appetite for committing to a significant increase in permanent NHS staff, which of course would carry financial implications of its own.

"The federal government should commit to a significant increase in new federal funding, including for higher teacher salaries, but cities and states could only receive it if they began implementing the reforms I've outlined today," the mayor said as more than 200 regional Urban League leaders dined on roast pork, salad and iced tea.