Sentence examples for committed to combating the issue from inspiring English sources

The Welsh government said it was "committed to combating" the issue but was concerned at the increase.

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

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.

The health minister emphasized today that Mr. Mbeki was committed to combating the disease vigorously by encouraging safe sex and by sponsoring research on drug therapies and a possible vaccine, which has been applauded by researchers here.

While the companies "deeply sympathize with plaintiffs' losses and are committed to combating the spread of terrorist content online," the motion reads, they are not liable for these "heinous acts".

France -- the largest donor in public health among the G20 countries relative to its wealth -- remains actively committed to combating this disease on behalf of the poorest populations.

The government is also committed to combating climate change, but by most accounts its proposed Direct Action Plan cannot achieve the pollution cuts scientists tell us are necessary to avoid dangerous a future that threatens farmers' livelihoods.

It says that the company is "committed to combating tropical deforestation and putting in place criteria to ensure that forest offsets can be part of the toolkit for addressing global climate change".

That is why the Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding is committed to combating it.

"The Government is committed to combating violence and discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in all circumstances, in this country and abroad.

After the Atlantic published its article on Smith, the Department of Homeland Security issued a statement to the magazine saying that it is "committed to combating all forms of violent extremism, especially movements that espouse racial supremacy or bigotry.