Sentence examples for committed to making progress from inspiring English sources

Mr Crow said: "The RMT remains totally committed to making progress through those negotiations.

The government is committed to making progress on equalising the pay scales of teachers, Richard Bruton said.

"The secretary has made clear that he believes both the negotiating teams are at the table in good faith and are committed to making progress," Ms. Psaki added.

The 11 countries involved with the project are committed to making progress but there are many challenges: abject poverty, shifting seasons and political instability are top among them.

When a delegate asked him about national insurance, he said "switching horses" would be a mistake while the Lib Dems were still committed to making progress on the tax allowance.

For this reason, if the United Nations is committed to making progress across all of its goals – from eradicating poverty to promoting lifelong learning to combatting climate change – it will include mental health indicators in the final Sustainable Development Goals.

Cameron is planning to push for an independent inquiry into the human rights accusations, with international oversight if Sri Lanka cannot commit to making progress during the summit.

Sprints make an excellent commitment device — when you gather a team, clear the calendar, and schedule customer interviews, you commit to making progress.

"We're committed to making substantive progress in making Twitter more diverse and inclusive," a Twitter spokeswoman told the Guardian on Tuesday.

"We are committed to making real progress," the government added.

"We're committed to making substantive progress in making Twitter more diverse and inclusive," a Twitter spokesperson said.