Sentence examples for committed to instituting from inspiring English sources

"Nonetheless, we are committed to instituting these changes," he said.

Fellow supermarkets Morrisons, Tesco, Lidl, Aldi and Sainsbury's have also committed to instituting the change.

The first was that toys, the vast majority made in China, already have an enviable safety record; the second, more critical, is that toy makers are committed to instituting tougher quality controls in China and elsewhere to try to avoid repetition of the relatively small number of prominent recalls that damaged the industry last year.

"I worry that they are not seriously committed to instituting cadaver donation," which would diminish the need to harvest organs from prisoners.

He was committed to a psychiatric institute.

When Republicans took control of the House in 1995, some were skeptical about the National Institutes of Health, but many have since become champions of biomedical research, committed to doubling the institutes' budget in the five years from 1998 to 2003.

Carl Solomon, the muse of "Howl," got himself committed to the psychiatric institute where he met Ginsberg by stealing a sandwich in front of a policeman in the Brooklyn College cafeteria.

I had a breakdown, tried to kill myself and was committed to a psychiatric institute.

A: The centers have committed to working with the institute for 7 years.

Dr. Niaz Kasravi is the Founder & Director of Avalan Institute for Applied Research Solutions - a research, advocacy and training institute, committed to connecting objective data, research and strategy with organizations and agencies working to impact social change in the areas of racial justice, human rights, and criminal and juvenile justice.

Dyson has committed to investing £15m in the institute over the next five years and the degree has been developed in conjunction with the Warwick Manufacturing Group at the University of Warwick.