Sentence examples for committed to combat from inspiring English sources

Typhoons were committed to combat that September to counter the German Fw 190 at low and medium altitudes, but the deployment was premature.

"There are obviously further decisions to be taken before Australian forces will be committed to combat operations in Iraq," Abbott said.

The resultant aircraft, the Manchester, first flew in July 1939, entered production the following year, and was committed to combat in February 1941.

The Government is committed to combat such cowardly terror attack and it shall make all possible efforts to apprehend the perpetrators and masterminds behind the blasts and ensure that they are punished as per the law.

Quick fixes under consideration include outfitting small civilian airplanes with sensor packages; another proposal would delay by several months the opening of a second school for Predator operators so the trainers and aircraft could instead be committed to combat.

It was first committed to combat in North Africa in tactical support of ground forces, where it was forced to fight at low altitudes and, out of its element, suffered at the hands of more-nimble German Me 109s and Fw 190s.

"Thailand is committed to combatting human trafficking," said the Thai ambassador to the US, Vijavat Isarabhakdi.

With regard to our discussion on regional engagement, note that the Australian Government is committed to combatting people smuggling and trafficking of persons in the region and continues to work with regional partners through the Bali Process to identify engagement and capacity building opportunities.

Few of his papers contributed anything significantly new to the field of chemistry; most were committed to combatting the new chemistry.

Capers, the newly-minted 45-year-old prosecutor, made it known that he is committed to combatting financial fraudsters of all stripes.

"The number one victims of ISIS are Muslims, the notion that somehow we're not fully committed to combatting that twisted ideology is difficult to wrap your mind around," he adds.