Sentence examples for committed to lower from inspiring English sources
The Treasury secretary also had a message for the Coalition government, which professes to be committed to lower taxation.
However, by 2030, we have committed to lower energy intensity by 33%, meaning that we will take 33% less energy to make something, compared to making it today".
For the Paris agreement to be realised, we need to support those countries [that are committed to lower emission coal technology, such as high-efficiency plants].
whether the two players (entrepreneurs) were committed to the original strategy of the company (strategy A) or deviating for a strategy which was rewarding them more (strategy B); whether the two players were committed to (lower) team-based rather than (higher) individual based rewards.
In the context of this experimentb we decided to check for two elements of cooperation and trust: 1) whether the two players (entrepreneurs) were committed to the original strategy of the company (strategy A) or deviating for a strategy which was rewarding them more (strategy B); 2) whether the two players were committed to (lower) team-based rather than (higher) individual based rewards. .
Greenhouse gas emissions from the natural gas delivery system are low, and America's natural gas utilities are committed to lowering them even further.
But St . Vincents C-section rate has been inching down in recent years — and Dr. Mussalli has been committed to lowering them even further.
But it also insisted that it would "remain committed to lowering the cost of living in Germany" and would "fully utilize the benefits of our merchandising system in order to continue to pass on savings to customers".
He also committed to lowering the cap on household benefits from £26,000 to £23,000 and to limiting the time for which 18- to 21-year-olds could claim unemployment benefit.Despite the talk of paying debts, these policies would save relatively little money.
