Sentence examples similar to committed to increased from inspiring English sources

"We have committed to increase the number of investigations fivefold.

Its government is committed to increasing R&D to 4% of GDP by 2030.

But unlike any other developed country, Australia committed to increase emissions at Kyoto.

And deans and department chairs seem committed to increasing the number of female professors.

The UK is committed to increasing renewables in our domestic energy mix".

Nato likewise is committed to increasing defence spending and increasing the percentage of defence spending that goes on new equipment.

"Two years ago," he said, "Con Edison committed to increasing and accelerating investment in its distribution system to prevent this type of occurrence".

"Successive governments, committed to increasing mobility, have regarded educational policy as the essential means to this end," Goldthorpe observes.

"The university's council is committed to increasing the overall number of academic staff with research active staff".

This was a panel and an audience passionately committed to increasing the quality and breadth of music education.

12.19pm GMT At PMQs, Cameron is asked about whether he is still committed to increasing funding in the NHS.