Sentence examples for committed to defining from inspiring English sources

The two highest-ranking members of President Bush's cabinet, both attending the World Economic Forum at the Waldorf-Astoria, declared yesterday that the United States was committed to defining its own solutions to some of the toughest international problems, even if that angers some allies.

The two highest-ranking members of President Bush's cabinet, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill, said at the World Economic Forum that the United States was committed to defining its own solutions to some of the toughest international problems, even if that angered some allies.

The somewhat besieged justice minister Jonathan Djanogly told delegates at this month's Legal Aid Practitioners Group conference that he was "committed to a future role for NfP agencies" and "personally committed" to "defining a new, general advice provision delivered by NfP bodies outside of the redrawn legal aid scheme".

Among the consultations announced today is one on employment status, and another on measures to increase transparency in the labor market — with the government committing to define 'working time' for flexible workers who find jobs through apps or online "so that they know when they should be being paid".

We can begin to do so by choosing a strong leadership team committed to aggressively defining our opponents, defending the middle class, and winning back the House majority.

As an African-American medical administrator, leader in the medical field and community at large, he is committed to helping define the "new face of America".

These individuals should be in place and committed to a defined percent effort.

At the same time, however, there may be political and economic reasons as to why policymakers would not want to commit to a defined set of core PHC services.

As shown in Figure 4, nontransfected cells cultured with the supernatants from ANT2 shRNA-1, shRNA-2 and shRNA-3 transfected cells committed to cell death defined by AV-PI+.

This posterior distribution allows us to maintain probabilistic estimates without committing to a defined gaze, and this is advantageous for further reasoning about overall scene behaviour.

Volunteering England, an independent charity committed to supporting volunteering defines 'volunteering' as 'any activity that involves spending time, unpaid, doing something that aims to benefit the environment or someone (individuals or groups) other than, or in addition to, close relatives' [ 16].