Sentence examples for committed to attainment from inspiring English sources

If the government is committed to attainment of stated objective, effective outreach approaches have to be elaborated to ensure that those on the margins of society are aware and able to demand services.

We are fully committed to assist in the attainment of these goals".

And we need more institutions to commit to closing attainment gaps for under-served students and improving overall completion rates.

The Welsh government says it is "absolutely committed" to breaking the link between deprivation and educational attainment.

"We are absolutely committed to breaking the link between deprivation and educational attainment and it is disappointing that too many schools still don't understand that this is an equality issue".

"The establishment of the Scottish Attainment Challenge, backed by the Attainment Scotland Fund, signals how strongly we are committed to righting that wrong".

If a mayor were committed to that, any mayor, I would consider it to be an attainment of something that I have tried to fight for, for many years.

And we have committed to continuing the pupil premium – worth £2.5bn this year – giving schools significant extra funding to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils".

"Teach First is committed to helping the areas with the greatest need – the north, Midlands and coastal areas – by recruiting many more great teachers to increase the attainment and unlock the aspirations of pupils from all backgrounds.

"You committed to something.

"He's committed to ideas".