Sentence examples for committed to allowing from inspiring English sources

And with Labor already committed to allowing a free vote, the reform is likely to pass.

"We've got to know if the government is committed to allowing us to do our jobs.

He said that he was strongly committed to allowing more people to own their own home.

The government is still committed to allowing foreign students to study in the UK.

The Park Service is legally committed to allowing only snowmobiles that meet a standard of "best available technology".

Geithner has since said that he believes that Beijing is committed to allowing the yuan to increase in value.

The Senate president, Teresa Paiva-Weed, is opposed to same-sex marriage, although she has committed to allow the Senate Judiciary Committee to take up the bill, which will most likely happen in the spring.

Unless the Fed commits to allowing more inflation, and there is not much hint that it will, markets suggest America will limp along it is knocked back into recession or slows to stall speed.

It comes as Labor and the Greens refuse to rule out blocking a plebiscite, and numerous Senate and lower-house crossbench MPs similarly refuse to commit to allowing a plebiscite.

But, as the authors point out, it probably isn't.The use of thresholds on unemployment and inflation (at which interest rate increases become more likely) allow the Fed to get closer to what it could manage if it could credibly commit to allowing higher inflation.

Their letter specifically asked Apple to commit to "allowing free trials for all apps for the App Stores before July 2019".