Sentence examples for committed to level from inspiring English sources
It was envisaged that partners committed to Level 3 would form the core working group around whose empirical work the project would be built over the three years of BA funding.
He points out that the charge would be more promising if egalitarians were committed to "levelling down" differences in cases where redistribution is not available, but argues that none of the most prominent egalitarians are so committed.
It was criticised for not providing value for money, but was handicapped in that NHS trusts and hospitals were not required to use its services and it was therefore unable to commit to levels of expenditure.
Sally was committed to the level of care and quality of life provided to the elders at Sarah Neuman and was personally involved in many programs and events.
You can't find me another sport that is committed to this level of sharing," said Scudamore, who will become executive chairman under a board shakeup also confirmed at the meeting.
Wilson-Rich says he is committed to the level of rigor that he learned in the lab of his Ph.D. adviser.
The Scottish government is committed to sustainable levels of public sector debt – our approach is to use revenue-funded methods of investment at a sustainable level while not overly constraining our choices in future years," she added.
"Senator Obama has committed to presidential-level meetings with some of the world's worst dictators without precondition during his first year in office," it argued.
The party has a strong pro-science policy where we are committed to high levels of science funding, the Haldane principle and evidence-based practices.
Keith Allott, head of environment group WWF-UK's climate change programme, said: "Like it or not, we are already committed to significant levels of warming because of the carbon dioxide already in the atmosphere.
Prioritarianism is committed to variable levels of importance of the welfare of people at different places on this scale: the worse off a person is, the greater the importance attached to that person's level of welfare.
