Sentence examples for committed to election from inspiring English sources

Lib Dem general election co-ordinator Lord Ashdown said the party remained committed to election debates and would consider the digital debate proposal.

We are committed to elections and Yasir Arafat is committed to elections".

A spokesman for the BNP said it was still committed to elections in the UK, adding that what had happened to Golden Dawn "was absolutely outrageous".

The broadcasters said they "remain committed" to providing election debates during the general election campaign and "will continue to work with all the parties to ensure that they happen again in 2015".

Unsurprisingly, election officials felt it unlikely that these complainants were truly committed to the election of a Labour government against all opposition – not just the evil Tories.

They've already committed to an election in Raqqa no later than next May.

She also said that young Latino voters — a likely source of support — were not committed to the election.

Stephanie Schriock, the president of Emily's List, an organization committed to the election of female Democrats who support abortion rights, reflected the new sense of determination among many women.

This week the government committed to their election promise and cut funding to assistance services that provide legal help to asylum seekers, basically reducing their rights to lower than criminals.

He also said he was committed to holding elections by Jan . 9

They are committed to democratic elections and the peaceful rotation of political power, which usually means moving to the middle.