Sentence examples for committed to capacity from inspiring English sources

But even with more travelers, the domestic airlines repeated Wednesday they were committed to "capacity discipline".

"The new United remains committed to capacity discipline," Mr. Smisek said on a conference call on Thursday, saying the company's capacity would rise by just 1 to 2 percent in 2011.

International Development Evaluation Association IDEASS) IDEAS is a global network of development practitioners and evaluators committed to capacity building, networking, applying innovative methodological approaches, and sharing knowledge, especially in developing countries and countries in transition.

"We remain committed to capacity discipline to generate sustained and sufficient profitability," Mr. Compton said.

As part of the international vaccine community, in addition to vaccine development, NVGH is very committed to capacity building and educational activities and organizes PhD programs, Masters and undergraduate programs.

"In December this year, the federal government must report to the committee on its progress in implementing the Reef 2050 plan, in which it committed to improving capacity to respond to shipping incidents," Austin said.

Mrs Hart said: "Traffic congestion and unreliable journey times, particularly during rush hour, are common occurrences on the M4 around Newport. "The Welsh government is committed to addressing capacity and resilience problems on this key artery widely recognised as essential to support the Welsh economy".

Through vigilant attention to individuals and systems, the IDI has been committed to sustainable capacity development in all three core areas, research, training and clinical care.

The first two, Windows A and B, are committed to institutional capacity building and research: Window A is grant funding for research teams and Window B provides funding to improve and/or create undergraduate programs in basic science and engineering.

In the UK, this is a key rationale for the establishment of the National Institute for Health Research (http://www.nihr.ac.uk), developed to oversee the conduct of high quality research and committed to ensure capacity for implementation of research outcomes.

As part of its Strategic Plan for 2016 2020, the PMNCH is committed to enhancing capacity for multi-stakeholder participation, alignment and action at the country, regional and global levels, including the identification, synthesis and dissemination of replicable best practices to facilitate the implementation of effective multi-stakeholder partnerships in countries.