Sentence examples for committed to issuing from inspiring English sources
Chris Jennings, the health policy coordinator at the White House, said President Clinton was committed to issuing the rules on medical privacy by late summer or early fall.
Accounts for the company show that Soma is committed to issuing him with a further 10 million shares in the group in return for a $10m investment from him by the end of this month.
Mr. Suarez, who has since left the agency, also assured them that the E.P.A. was "committed to issuing an enforcement discretion or other enforcement tool" to carry out the test.
"My colleagues are committed to issuing a final" rule before the end of the current Congressional session, Brian Hayes, the one Republican on the board with two Democrats, said in a letter to Representative John Kline, a Minnesota Republican and chairman of the House Education and Workforce Committee.
For the record: comScore hasn't given any statements regarding the alleged error yet, but Yahoo says the measurement company is committed to issuing the correct numbers in the company's next data release.
He shouldn't pass this on to his successor; of the remaining presidential candidates, only Bernie Sanders has committed to issuing these executive orders.
"Syria has committed to issue visas to D.H.S. adjudicators, who, in the coming weeks, will be interviewing hundreds of Iraqis referred by" the United Nations high commissioner for refugees "to the U.S. Refugee Resettlement Program," he said in prepared remarks.
"The Minister of Defense committed to issue a directive to all FARDC commanders to respect International Humanitarian Law, and to reaffirm that they would be held responsible if grave violations against civilians occurred", announced Ms. Coomaraswamy.
"If the Liberal Democrats are serious about this issue they need to commit to issuing statutory guidance rather than weak advice".
She is sincerely committed to issues.
But he also was committed to issues that did not draw the media, like conditions in Uganda.
