Sentence examples for committed to break from inspiring English sources

He is heavily committed to break the organized crime that infests in the city.

The joy of release was important enough for the committed teacher to break class early and join her peers in congratulating the released teenager.

Anthony Browne told BBC News that whilst the industry was "completely committed to reform" the threat to break up banks that fail to follow new rules to ring-fence risky investment operations from High Street activities was "bad economics".

Saints struggled to break down a committed Souths defence throughout the evening and Reddy grabbed his second try in the corner after more good handling.

Technically a 2014 release, Aamir Khan's syncretic satire PK became in early summer the first Bollywood title to break $100m, including a smart $19.3m from China, where the star has a committed following.

While there have been one-off fights on free-to-air TV through the years – a Mike Tyson comeback bout on Fox in 1995, Bernard Honkins-Glen Johnson on CBS in 1997 – Saturday's PBC premiere represents the sport's most committed attempt in three decades to breaking down the paywall it's built around itself.

These two parties are the most committed to making a clean break from the past.

"I am serious about making real progress and will remain committed to doing whatever it takes to repair our broken immigration system".

We remain committed to bringing more people around the world online by breaking down barriers to connectivity.

Speaking about the Oak Lane residents, Tony Ball, leader of Basildon Council, said: "They are breaking the law and we remain committed to taking the appropriate action, and will follow the correct process to do this.

But the announcement only partly smooths the rocky relations between the administration and the oil industry, with the president remaining committed to repealing $4 billion in annual oil company tax breaks.