Sentence examples for committed to existing from inspiring English sources

As for North Korea, Mrs. Clinton said the administration was committed to existing multilateral talks over its nuclear program.

Eakland, who is not publicly backing a candidate, says that she wants leaders who are committed to existing businesses but also court development that fits the city's character.

"Those funds are already committed to existing large-ticket purchases, such as the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, C-130J transport planes and other items," according to George Little, spokesman for Panetta.

He says it will only get harder for London Gateway to attract business, given that the world's major shipping lines are increasingly grouped in a limited number of alliances, which are already committed to existing ports and concentrating on rationalising their services, as their ships grow ever bigger.

The Environment Agency says that in southeast England, many of the water resources are already fully committed to existing abstraction licences (abstraction licences are given to businesses, farmers and water companies to take water from rivers and groundwaters).

They also just have a lot more capital to deploy, including because it's not already committed to existing funds, and because capital controls are just starting to be relaxed in the last few years, enabling people to get some of [their money out of the country].

They have committed to "fulfil existing industrial development commitments in the UK and France".

But it has not committed to removing existing religious exemptions.

But he affirmed the government was committed to its existing asylum policies.

Despite technology demonstrations, however, the American military has not yet committed to converting existing trucks to such a system.

Songbird's new owners have committed to retain existing key management staff, although the company will be simplified.