Sentence examples for committed to accelerate from inspiring English sources
"As a signatory to the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, Britain should therefore give a lead in discharging its obligations by not seeking a replacement for Trident, as we are committed to accelerate concrete progress towards nuclear disarmament.
The head and neck cancer TR subcommittee at the EORTC is committed to accelerate the translation of prioritized basic science discoveries.
States committed to accelerate progress on clearance and stockpile destruction; expand the coverage of services for victims; enhance co-operation with international organisations and civil society, and provide timely transparent reporting of progress.
As Government, we remain committed to accelerate our efforts to meet the Millennium Development (MDGs) Goals.
She added: "As Government, we remain committed to accelerate our efforts to meet the Millennium Development Goals.
In this work, nickel-copper bimetallic oxide obtained by introducing copper ions is committed to accelerating charge transport and improving the electronic conductivity of the composites to thereby obtain high-performance electrode materials.
Patil is committed to accelerating smarter data-driven government, which could deliver considerable benefits for the taxpayer and cement the U.S.'s status as the global leader in data science.
Intel is committed to accelerating the value of blockchains powered by Azure on Intel hardware, by improving the scalability, privacy and security of the solutions based on our technologies".
Miller pledges, "We are committed to accelerating and enhancing efforts to establish University of Phoenix as the leading provider of quality higher education for working adults and to continue supporting the organization's commitment to operating in a manner consistent with the highest ethical standards".
Together they have committed to accelerating development of the new infrastructures, embracing technology, identifying the opportunities to change their current systems of police, fire, safety, transportation, health care, water and energy and more; and finding more ways to collaborate at the state, county and city level.
