Sentence examples for committed to leading from inspiring English sources

The United States is deeply committed to leading on climate change".

He said the retailer was "committed to leading the value sector".

"The United States is deeply committed to leading on climate change," Kerry said.

Now that Mr. Obama has set the stage and committed to leading the effort, those and other crucial reforms may yet happen.

That is why the coalition government takes cycling very seriously and is committed to leading the country in getting more people cycling, more safely, more often..

NATO, it was argued, was becoming more of an amorphous collective security club, rather than a tight collective defence alliance, with its forces now committed to leading peacekeeping coalitions in the Balkans rather than defence of its members' territory.

Former Olympic pursuit champion Chris Boardman says Brailsford needs to fully commit to leading Great Britain.

So my understanding is - once again - it revolves around an agreed and rather tepid form of words, something along the lines, I'm told, of "a committing to leading a reform agenda across Europe".

In fact, at Red Bear Angels, we do not invite a company to pitch until a member with domain expertise commits to leading other members in the investment.

"We are heavily committed to the leading figures of an achieved revolution," he complained in a memo to his bosses.

Deutsche Bank said it would continue to pursue growth opportunities for its global transaction business and was committed to a leading position in the Dutch financial services market.