Sentence examples for committed to introducing from inspiring English sources

Now the regime insists it is committed to introducing multiparty democracy.

And, Labour, the Liberal Democrats, and the Green party are now committed to introducing free end of life care.

At the moment, it is committed to introducing the train protection and warning system (TPWS) by 2003.

Holyrood ministers have said they are committed to introducing the policy to address Scotland's unhealthy relationship with drink and save lives.

In Britain, dynamic pricing could be offered once smart meters are rolled out, which the government is already committed to introducing.

The Department for Education said the government was firmly committed to introducing a national funding formula so all schools were funded fairly.

Ireland is committed to introduce plain packaging later this year and its health minister, Dr James Reilly, is defiant and for personal reasons too.

Ireland, which is committed to introduce plain packaging this year, is next in line for a visit from the industry's legal heavyweights.

At one point, the NDP seriously committed to introduce an alcohol delivery service for pre-wedding parties and keep some liquor stores open later and maybe even start an annual beer competition, because the only thing that young Manitobans apparently care about at the polls is the convenient acquisition of alcohol.

The Premier League had appeared reluctant to commit to introducing the spray, stating it would monitor its suitability, but it has since decided to give the green light.

That the UK has become the first country to commit to introducing a public register to disclose the beneficial owner of companies is a watershed moment.