Sentence examples for committed to modernisation from inspiring English sources

There is a newly formed Egyptian Editors Associationn committed to modernisation of the media and the development of a free and diverse press.

So nursing is a profession confident in its capabilities, committed to modernisation and improvement and soon to have the pay and career opportunities it deserves.

A spokesman insisted Mr Cameron was "fully committed to the reform and modernisation of the health service".

The spokesperson said they wanted to reassure the public that the trust is firmly committed to delivering improvement through its modernisation programme.

I stopped further sale of Royal Mail shares since this removed a strategic anchor investor – the state – committed to the strategy of long-term modernisation.

It was strongly pro-European, anti-nuclear weapons in principle but flexible on detail, committed to decentralisation of the public services and constitutional modernisation (including proportional representation for every election), and determined to make private business fulfil its social responsibilities.

"We would like to reassure the public that the trust is firmly committed to delivering the improvement aims of its Working Together for Success modernisation programme and will continue to work with health boards and other partners to improve our services for the people of Wales".

Mr Collins added that the ambulance service was "committed to improving ambulance services in Wales as outlined in our clinical transformation and modernisation programme, Working Together for Success".

We are fully committed to working with the co-legislators in order to achieve a balanced and positive outcome enabling a true modernisation of the copyright legislation that Europe needs.

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