Sentence examples for committed to concluding from inspiring English sources

"The results of their talks are encouraging, and both leaders are committed to concluding an agreement soon," Mr. Hammer added.

With Moyes committed to concluding the season at Everton, he will not be introduced as United manager until after the campaign is over.

Although he is believed to be committed to concluding talks in time, directors have found it impossible to track down the US billionaire in person.

"We are committed to concluding this scoping exercise as soon as we can".

We are committed to concluding all cases as quickly as possible, but asylum cases are often complex and require full and thorough consideration.

The point is we have committed to concluding, we have communicated that to StudentsFirst, and it will happen as fast as possible".

Lin Homer, chief executive of the UK Border Agency, said: "We are strengthening our checks on decision making, recruiting more staff and committed to conclude 90 per cent of new asylum cases within six months by 2011".

The BBC is also now committing to concluding complaints within 30 days, instead of 90, and setting up a confidential helpline.

Referring to some of the 11 witnesses who said they saw police attacking Peach, he noted how some were "totally politically committed to the Socialist Workers Party" and concluded: "The witness statements show that the story of the killing [of Peach] is a fabrication.

"Notwithstanding my reservations about the correctness and moral integrity of the process I underwent prior to, during and after the Berlin World Championships, on the strength of the representation that I had committed no wrongdoing, I begrudgingly committed to assist the IAAF in concluding its processes which I did not agree with.

Yet academic psychology, the field Shedler next entered, meant having that kind of enthusiasm for the mysteries of the mind drummed out of you; researchers, he concluded, were committed to quantification and measurement, but not to the inner lives of real people.