Sentence examples for committed to aid from inspiring English sources

Cameron congratulated Nash on being the youngest MP in the Commons (she's 25) and says that he's committed to aid.

Although France was formally committed to aid Czechoslovakia in case of aggression, Premier Daladier succumbed to British pressure to appease Hitler by a compromise settlement.

As Ukrainian military forces and civilians continue to get pummeled by pro-Russia rebels on the front lines in eastern Ukraine, the US has committed to aid Ukraine by providing new military systems.

A weekend meeting in Istanbul of 11 countries committed to aiding the opposition sought to address some of those problems.

Separately, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said the administration was committed to aiding the world's poor as part of an effort to assure widespread economic development.

Another side of Haiti life today might be observed in the congregation that gathers for morning mass: most of them are foreigners, including western celebrities, committed to aiding an impoverished nation.

"I feel it is time for a new challenge in a new league," the New Zealander said in announcing his plans yesterday, adding that he was committed to aiding his current employers' fight on two fronts through the decisive stage of the European season.

The Post Company, whose CEO was proclaiming around Washington that Kaplan was committed to aiding the disadvantaged, was supporting through Kaplan an organization that was actively harming such communities.

If Congress is to undertake the debate on this issue, will you commit to aid those debates with the very best science available from the Department of Interior? A. Absolutely.

Theresa May is committed to maintain aid spending; Ms Patel is, at the moment, prevented by law from doing trade-for-aid deals.

They may be committed to humanitarian aid, but also to national security, and that's a huge driver of where they put their aid".