Sentence examples for committed to an inquiry from inspiring English sources

RBS said it was "already committed" to an inquiry on how it treats small firms.

The group said it was already committed to an inquiry on how it treats small firms, following recommendations by Large.

The board, which makes recommendations but has no regulatory authority, has investigated 15 refinery accidents in its 19-year history and just committed to an inquiry into a Nov. 22 fire at the ExxonMobil refinery in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, that injured six workers, four critically.

A3 Suspect in Psychiatric Hospital Maxime Brunerie, a neo-Nazi who the police say tried to kill President Jacques Chirac during the Bastille Day parade on Sunday, was committed to a psychiatric hospital pending an inquiry to determine whether he was "criminally responsible".

The FBI is launching a "preliminary inquiry," but haven't yet committed to a full investigation, according to NBC News.

The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, has refused to commit to a fresh inquiry into allegations of membership manipulation in the Falkirk constituency.

The other week, Stephen Harper told VICE's Matty Matheson that he would not commit to a national inquiry on missing and murdered Indigenous women because "most of these murders, sad as they are, are in fact solved".

UK government transport minister Stephen Hammond has refused to commit to a full public inquiry into offshore helicopter safety.

Schiff's GOP colleague, chairman Devin Nunes of California, has yet to commit to such an inquiry.

Scott, a British naval officer, was a dogged and courageous commander, and committed to scientific inquiry.

While he recognizes that there are other indigenous sages in African communities, he distinguishes these from philosophic sages such as Mbuya and Chaungo, who are committed to critical inquiry and to the rational grounding of values and beliefs.