Sentence examples for committed to changing that from inspiring English sources

Mueller seems to be committed to changing that attitude, Leahy told me.

The Department of Health said: "Clear and independent clinical evidence states that mortality rates are higher at the weekend and we are committed to changing that by putting in place a seven-day NHS".

City officials say they are committed to changing that but add that because women leaving welfare are not required to tell the city of their whereabouts, they often do not learn what they are due.

The makers of Beautiful One Day were committed to changing that and, among its list of Indigenous and non-Indigenous co-creators is Doomadgee's niece, Kylie Doomadgee, and two other island residents, Magdalena Blackley and Harry Ruben.

To date, many people have been at a disadvantage when it comes to accessing AI, and we're committed to changing that".

Many of us still aren't aware of the relationship and O'Hara is committed to changing that over the next few years.

Mr Varoufakis said: "Europe is going through a difficult process of understanding that Greece has a new government committed to changing a programme that has clearly failed in the eyes of everyone who doesn't have a vested interest".

One could be assured that the new president and new coach (and presumably, new staff) will be committed to changing a culture that allowed such a thing to happen.

The chancellor said that he was committed to changing the EU law that stipulates the tax and said in the meantime that the £15m funds it raises would be directed to women's refuges and domestic abuse charities.

Folks, I am committed to changing not only that perception, but that reality.

They will remember me as a man who was committed to changing an educational system that was failing vast numbers of people".