Sentence examples for committed to adopting from inspiring English sources

More than 100 businesses with over $2 trillion of combined annual revenue have publicly committed to adopting the voluntary recommendations.

The government says it is committed to adopting a public health approach to treat violence as a disease.

But Labour governments from 1997 to 2009 were committed to adopting it — in theory, at least — if the economic conditions were right.

Blank said he was committed to adopting the measured approach of the N.F.L.'s consistent winners of recent seasons: the Colts, the Patriots, the Eagles and the Steelers.

THE international epidemic of severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, has placed many Connecticut families committed to adopting children from China or Vietnam in limbo.

"The government is committed to adopting a non-ideological approach to emissions reduction to ensure we secure the lowest cost of abatement".

Also on Saturday, Labor committed to adopt post 2020 pollution reduction targets consistent with binding Australia do its "fair share" to limit global warming to two degrees.

Continuity will be bolstered immeasurably by AFH-UVA's announcement last month that the UVA Men's Soccer and Field Hockey teams committed to adopt Agnor-Hurt Elementary School, which "feeds" Jack Jouett.

At least 350 American mayors have already committed to adopt, honor and uphold the Paris Agreement goals, despite federal opposition, and 140 cities actively manage climate risks and measure their impact as part of the Compact of Mayors.

For reform around family violence to occur, governments must commit to adopting recommendations from coronial inquests wherever practically possible.

We will fully participate in the common core development process, but we cannot commit to adopting them until we have determined that they meet or exceed our own.