Sentence examples for committed to consider the from inspiring English sources

He later committed to consider the case for changing the law if elected prime minister, something quite a few of his candidates that became MPs clearly didn't notice.

A spokeswoman for the Department for Education said: "We welcome the Committee on Carcinogenicity's report on the effect exposure to asbestos can have on children, and have committed to consider the findings when reviewing our policy on asbestos management.

In the Foreword, the Presidents welcomed the report, recognised the integrated view that the culture-wide approach of this project provides, and committed to consider the report's suggestions for action in the context of their own communities.

Maybe there's value in a weekly walk committed to considering the vibe of the individual colleges you have chosen and how can you demonstrate your best self to these colleges.

Speaking alongside Mr. Choi at a news conference in downtown St . Paul Mr. Lewis, who is black, said that he was committed to considering the evidence carefully and that he hoped his work would instill confidence in the community.

Mr Ellwood replied that the government of Bahrain "has previously committed to consider ratifying the optional protocol of the Convention Against Torture" which the UK "strongly" supports.

However, in a statement the council said it was "committed to consider all options available to not just protect but also maximise the potential of the Ricoh Arena".

Here, the Government committed to considering similar controls on packaging in the Tobacco Control Plan published in March.

Progressive thinktank the Centre for Policy Development says that while most companies have committed to considering what climate change and the Paris climate agreement means for their business strategy, too few have begun using scenario analysis techniques to model what its impacts could be and how to respond to it.

A Treasury spokesman said the government was "committed to considering new financial services products" to help people pay their care costs.

"We're serious, and we're committed to considering all other options going forward," John Faraci, International Paper's chairman and chief executive, told DealBook in a telephone interview.