Sentence examples for committed to combating from inspiring English sources

"We were committed to combating the love-fixated society".

If you're committed to combating discrimination and prejudice in academia, gender studies is an eccentrically misguided choice of target.

The food companies, including multinationals in Europe and the United States, say their new portfolio of school snacks are evidence that they are committed to combating the problem.

Once again, it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that British state policy is helping to build the sort of extremism it is publicly committed to combating.

"Thailand is committed to combating human trafficking, making it a top national priority," said Vijavat Isarabhakdi, the Thai ambassador to the US.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban, in an interview with an Israeli newspaper this year, firmly excluded the possibility of any kind of cooperation with the far-right Jobbik party, and he and his government are strongly committed to combating anti-Semitism.

In adopting a strategy known as the Istanbul Protocol, the foreign ministers of countries including China, India, Iran, Kazakhstan, Pakistan and Russia committed to cooperate in combating terrorism, drug trafficking and insurgent activities, as well as in other areas.

In 2000, world leaders of low-, middle-, and high-income countries committed themselves to combating poverty, hunger, disease, illiteracy, environmental degradation and discrimination against women.

Ministers of health and heads of delegations from 24 countries endorsed the Addis Ababa NTD Commitment 2014, promising to leverage their leadership to "buttress the efforts of many others who have committed to fighting NTDs and combating global poverty".

The Japanese stock market has risen recently in response to a new government and a new central bank governor committed to renewing growth and combating deflation.

Mr Singh said the government was "deeply committed to the objective of combating corruption.